Trevor Pugh confirmed as speaker of the Senate
Pugh looking forward to working with diverse Senate body
Pugh looking forward to working with diverse Senate body
Lewis encouraged students to get into “good” trouble through protesting
Assault took place outside Asbury, police say
The School of Public Affairs hosted Olympic gold medalist Tommie Smith and American conceptualist artist Glenn Kaino at Constitution Hall on Nov.
SG president: “It’s a space for students to feel unapologetically themselves”
Public Safety head says police have upped ‘visibility’ on quad
Civil rights hero will address students Saturday
Love will appear as part of The Hill's Newsmaker Series
REbeL aims to educate students about body image, eating disorders
Students will sleep on the quad Thursday to raise money for homeless youth
Special meeting lasted almost three hours
Protesters from across the D.C. region gathered on Nov. 9
Midway through her term, Dumpson is focused on improving campus climate
Concern mounts regarding employment plans in “unpredictable” environment
34 students in the class of 2021 identified as Muslim in a campus-wide survey
Two previous suspected cases now have "laboratory confirmation" from D.C. Department of Health
Report also showed high number of liquor-related offenses
Faculty called for emergency action and remediation
Yasaman Hakami hopes to change bylaws so harassment is punished during election
Secretary: ‘If we didn’t remove him, the University was going to remove him’