Page 18 - Mark Wrighton News Today

While we all have a right to speak and ought to exercise it, self-censoring makes you a mature adult – not a victim of your peers’ tyranny.

Elana Meyers Taylor, an alumna and the most decorated Black athlete in Winter Olympics history, will be this year’s Commencement speaker.

Senators have yet to approve any referenda for the elections on March 29 and 30, but they have until their next meeting on March 28 to do so.

The feedback outlines the need for clarity on GW's operations and better communication and collaboration between officials and GW community members.

Arbide said families have donated $2.1 million so far during FY 2022, which started last July, a 70 percent increase compared to the same time in FY 2021.

The pandemic-era tuition hikes have included more volatility as fixed tuition phases out and officials grapple with the pandemic's financial impact.

The resolution calls for officials to reveal why an ethics and privacy office didn’t prohibit a project that tracked the GW community's location this fall.

Two professors were elected fellows of a nationally recognized science research non-profit organization.

It is self-evident that this is an outrageous violation of student privacy – in both a moral sense and based on GW’s own stated data guidelines

Officials said universities nationwide have faced “heightened cybersecurity activity” like ransomware attacks during the pandemic.