Just a quick update/status report on the 4-by-4 proposal:
The task force is currently discussing administrative impacts of switching to a four credit per four class system. “I expect that in about two weeks, we shall begin talking about resources connected to a 4×4 change,” said Vice President of Academic Affairs Donald Lehman in an […]
In the next week, we’re going to launch two “Special Report” sections that will hopefully make some very complex issues easier to understand and digest.
The first will be our special “GW Votes 2006″ section, which will cover the upcoming Student Association, Program Board, and Marvin Center Governing Board elections.
It’s no secret that GW takes their […]
Hey, Kris Moore just got back from the ANC meeting and while nothing directly GW related happened, there was an interesting piece of news.
It seems that the current owner of Colonial Parking behind the Elliot School (on 20th Street) wants to build a Courtyard by Marriott on the site. We won’t have anything for you […]
The Board of Trustees raised the tuition price 3.9 percent on Friday. This includes the tuition for rising seniors–this year’s juniors–who are part of the last class paying a new price every year.
Just for comparison’s sake and to see the inflation, we wanted to know how much of an increase they’ve seen.
When the Class of […]
We reported that when Ann Coulter came to campus on Friday, there was very little protest and that GW students were, while disapproving, mostly respectful toward Coulter during her remarks.
Unbeknownst to us was that there was a group of protesters waiting outside to greet Coulter before she entered the Marvin Center. According to video […]
A little late, but here are some of the highlights from Friday’s winter meeting of the Board of Trustees:
Other notes from today’s Board of Trustees meeting:
The Trustees were somewhat giddy after a very exciting week at GW: the opening of a brand new business school; […]
So that didn’t work out too well. It wasn’t a failure, per se, more of a heap that we should have seen coming but recklessly ignored.
Before we (and by we, I mean me) arrived, media relations people who saw our e-mail edition’s teaser for liveblogging had already been thinking. Granted, they were a […]
GW’s Board of Trustees will meet for the first time of the year on Friday. The Board meets four times a year, once every season, to discuss matters of student and academic affairs.
They meet with administrators at 9 a.m. for a general session before going into executive session to discuss financial matters in private.
Gatherings of […]
Just a quick followup on Monday’s story about the new round of health and safety inspections that started last week:
There was some confusion as to how involved CLLC was in the inspections, especially with the fact that violations are recorded by the university. James Kohl, director of Residential Life and Education for CLLC, sent this […]