Fiona Riley

The Student Government Association’s unmatched access to officials positions the body to elevate and speak on the issues dominating campus discourse — if its student leaders choose to do so. 

To the GW baseball team, selecting walk-up songs is a tradition they take pride in, especially during its lengthy 55-game seasons. 

Officials encouraged faculty to hold classes virtually and staff to work from home in a GW Alert sent to community members Monday night.

Women’s basketball lost momentum at a home game on Wednesday during a final stretch plagued by missed free throws, fouls and turnovers.

Faculty and members of a local governing body signed statements of support for the pro-Palestinian encampment and many student organizations posted statements on Instagram.

If elected as vice president, SGA Sen. Ethan Lynne said he will relay student organization funding and meeting space concerns to University administrators.

Scott Mory, a GW alumnus and the current vice president for university advancement at Carnegie Mellon University, will assume the position July 1.

Officials said Tuesday that the repairs are part of an “extensive” maintenance project set to finish in 2026.

Elliott School of International Affairs officials are delayed on releasing their diversity action plan for 2023 following the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in June.

Elliott School of International Affairs students traveled to Senegal over winter break and met with foreign service officers, professors and locals in a short-term abroad course launched this year.