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People often forget that GW has an engineering school, and a good one at that.  The newest addition to the list of people who overlook GW engineers: President Knapp.

In a recent conference held for student leaders from GW's many students organizations, like OLAS (Organization of Latin American S

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According to Academic Technologies (AT) at GW, nine classrooms on the Foggy Bottom Campus are newly equipped with desktop PCs, DVD/VCR combos, AMX control systems, LCD projectors, and auxiliary interface plate.

And that's just that start of it. The actual list is much longer--i

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Congratulations to the 2007-2008 Student Association officers for not only living up to a campaign promise, but for living up to a campaign promise that is actually useful.

According to an article in the GW Hatchet, three Safeway supermarkets in northwest DC ... MORE »

What's four places between friends, anyway?

According to US News and World Report's America's Best Colleges 2008, GW is ranked 54th in the country--one spot below last year, and just four places from a "Top 50" title.  According to an article in the GW Hatchet, the last time GW... MORE »

In today's Washington Post, an article discusses the excitement and enthusiasm with which residents near the University of New Hampshire, University of Maryland, and GW campuses are anticipating the Fall arrival of students.

Well, dear, dear old p

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For those of you trying hard at the last minute to find an apartment off campus, a DC blogger who writes as ShiftlessBadger described his recent lease-signing experience after looking at 32 (count 'em...), yes, 32 apartments.  See his blog for tips and a hilarious account of his trials and terror:

Jorie Feldman's masters in international affairs is worth more than yours.

Congratulations to GW alum Feldman as well as her fiancé Marc Schloss on their recent engagement as announced in the New York Times.

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The MetroBus system is probably much safer than MetroRail, at least for the avian community of the District.

According to a recent article in the Washington Post, 16 pigeons were found dead outside of the Takoma Park metro station due to poison used nearby to keep pigeons and

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Having spent more than one week (168 hours!) away from the GW Hospital, Vice President Richard Cheney and his wife made a triumphant return for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to inaugurate the Richard B. and Lynne V. Cheney Cardiovascular Institute at The George Washington University.  

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Ever think about taking a swig of the Potomac? 

An article in today's Washington Post urges you to think again.  The author of this article makes two things quite clear:  

1.  The Potomac is dirty.  Do not drink it.  Do not swim in it.  There may be an irregular concentration of chlorine and... MORE »