Page 22 - Mark Wrighton News Today

New George Washington University President Mark Wrighton allegedly said he was "personally offended" by art condemning China's human rights abuses.

Interim University President Mark Wrighton released a statement Monday calling the removal of the posters a mistake.

In China, the government polices speech, but in America, it's private institutions beholden to leftists and financial benefactors in Beijing.

Julie Bauman, the deputy director of the Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Arizona, will become director of the GW Cancer Center next month.

Progress toward a shared governance framework took a big step this month, but administrators should set up permanent ways of receiving student input.

If students’ senseless trolling of GW’s top administrator continues, they risk jeopardizing the change they actually want to see made.

Students in the course said after Alicia Bitler said the N-word in reference to a painting of Ruby Bridges that pictured the word.

Athletic events will open to ticketed fans beginning Sunday, and campus facilities with public access will reopen to the public on Monday.

The push to improve shared governance comes after high tensions between faculty and officials in recent decision-making.

Two education professors outlined the psychological violence facing African American students at predominantly white institutions Thursday.