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SA Senate urges GW to phase out fossil fuel research funding - Vimarsana News

SA Senate urges GW to phase out fossil fuel research funding

This resolution comes as Sunrise GW continues to pressure officials to enact a ban on funding large fossil fuel companies.

Chinese artist blasts GW president's apology over poster removal - Vimarsana News

Chinese artist blasts GW president's apology over poster removal

The president of George Washington University has said it was a mistake to have posters on campus critical of the Chinese government taken down, but the artist who made the posters said that’s not nearly enough.

Source: wtop.com
University President receive backlash for reprimanding Boycott Beijing 2022 posters - Vimarsana News

University President receive backlash for reprimanding Boycott Beijing 2022 posters

Phayul.com is one of the most popular & successful Tibetan news website in English. With daily readers touching over 12,500 and still growing. It features news and views on Tibet.

Source: phayul.com
George Washington University parroted Chinese propaganda because students cried racism - Vimarsana News

George Washington University parroted Chinese propaganda because students cried racism

The president of George Washington University has walked back his condemnation of posters critical of the Chinese Communist Party. But his instinct to lash out at the activists responsible for the posters the moment students cried racism is a failure of leadership and an indictment of the current state of higher education.

GWU president criticized for response to political art - Vimarsana News

GWU president criticized for response to political art

A student group backed by the Chinese Communist Party pushed university leaders to remove posters that depicted Chinese athletes in imagery related to human rights abuses by the Chinese government.