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George Washington University announces new moniker after backlash - Vimarsana News

George Washington University announces new moniker after backlash

After facing scrutiny from students who deemed the school's mascot name as offensive, George Washington University made the swap to change their nickname from the "Colonials" to "Revolutionaries."

Source: nypost.com
George Washington University picks new nickname: Revolutionaries - Vimarsana News

George Washington University picks new nickname: Revolutionaries

The school announced the new moniker Wednesday in a video on Instagram featuring “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd, who’s a GW alumnus.

Source: wtop.com
George Washington University adopts new name 'Revolutionaries' to replace 'Colonials' - Vimarsana News

George Washington University adopts new name 'Revolutionaries' to replace 'Colonials'

George Washington University's sports teams will now be known as the Revolutionaries, the school announced Wednesday.

Ketanji Brown Jackson, Gayle King, and President Biden Will Give This Year's Commencement Addresses at Local Universities - Vimarsana News

Ketanji Brown Jackson, Gayle King, and President Biden Will Give This Year's Commencement Addresses at Local Universities

Raphael Warnock, Maxwell Frost, and Savannah Guthrie will also speak at area graduation ceremonies.

A decade of Commencement wisdom - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

A decade of Commencement wisdom - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis

As Washington University in St. Louis prepares for its 162nd Commencement, look back at the wise words shared in past years by some of America's most powerful and inspiring voices.

Source: wustl.edu