Message on Posters Displayed on Campus

"We are committed to encouraging respectful and civil discourse and fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for all," university leadership writes in a message. "We will continue to work together with students, faculty, and staff in striving for this environment each day."
 

GW Monitoring DACA Change, Offering Students Support

"GW is a better institution because of its ability to admit talented, gifted and passionate students without regard to national orgin or ethnicity and without requiring residents of the United States to provide documention," said President LeBlanc. "We value the contributions that all of your students bring to our campus community. Policies that hinder our ability to attract and educate the best and the brightest are not in the interest of GW or the nation's higher education system." 

GW is offering numerous resources for students affected by the recent chnages, including free consulation with the university's immigration attorneys.  

President LeBlanc Addresses Violence in Charlottesville

In message to university community, Dr. LeBlanc says, "we must condemn acts of racism and hate."

Wendy Helgemo Appointed Director of Center for Indigenous Politics and Policy

Former senior advisor on Indian affairs to Sen. Harry Reid will lead AT&T-funded center for research and advocacy. 

Welcome Message from Presdident LeBlanc

GW's 17th president thanks community for warm welcome and says he looks forward to new academic year.

Social Justice Activist Deepa Iyer Urges GW to Tackle Racism

At the Diversity Summit, The Office for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement honored President Knapp for his commitment to diversity and inclusion.

The George Washington University's Principles of Support for Undocument Students  

The George Washington University is committed to the health and safety of all our Students. In November, Presideny Steven Knapp joing more than 180 college and univeristy presidents across the country to show support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. He also urged GW students and all members of our community to contunue to respct out differences, maintain civility and celebrate our diversity.

New Test-Optional Policy Helped Shape More Diverse Freshman Class 

Percentage of first-year students from underrepresented minority groups increased by 33 percent in fall 2016.