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Town Hall Helps International Students Navigate U.S. Higher Ed
International students from around the world on Wednesday had an opportunity to hear from higher education experts, who gave them a close-up look at the realities of applying for admission and...
NLRB Cancels Union Vote for Resident Advisors
The Service Employees International Union Local 500 has withdrawn its petition calling for a vote among resident advisors at the George Washington University to unionize. As a result, the National...
SMPA Senior’s Dispatches from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Senior Teniola Ayoola became the third recipient of the George Washington University-White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) scholarship this April—and she never saw it coming. “I didn’t...
Students Get Creative for 37th Chalk-In
By Kristen Mitchell
Junior Jack Venezia was faced with a difficult decision on Kogan Plaza Tuesday afternoon. He only had one shade of blue, and if he drew the sky of his chalk...
How I Got the Job: International Student ‘Prepared for Everything’
By Ruth Steinhardt
Like many international students, Laura Gomez faced difficulties job-hunting. Sometimes at career fairs she would approach an agency or firm, only to be told...
American Press Freedom Is Under Siege
By Kristen Mitchell
President Donald Trump has made it clear he does not like the media, but the most chilling rebuke of journalists was labeling them the opposition party, said...
Service Awards Recognize GW Community Efforts
Students’ and faculty members’ outstanding service efforts were recognized Monday at the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service’s Academic Service-Learning Symposium....
Graduating SJT Scholars Share Memories
By B.L. Wilson
The cohort of Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholars graduating from the George Washington University this month have found over the past four years that challenging...
City Recognizes GW Med Student for Saving Firefighter’s Life
By Ashley Rizzardo
Pennsylvania Avenue traffic was running its usual afternoon pace on March 28 when what looked like a minor fender bender turned out to be a real medical...
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