GW News Center: March 16, 2004

Kerry Visits GW and Outlines Plans for U.S. Military

Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) delivered an address at GW on Wednesday outlining his plans to strengthen the U.S. military through a Military Family Bill of Rights.

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Zoning Commission Approves New Residence Hall

The D.C. Zoning Commission approved the University’s plan for a 379-bed residence hall next to 2025 F St. that will help GW increase the number of on-campus beds as outlined in the University’s campus plan. READ

F Street Residence Hall

Trachtenberg Testifies to U.S. Senate

University President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg testified to the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions regarding the year-round use of college facilities. READ

Columbian College Goes Global

Globe

CCAS introduces four new initiatives designed to foster international student engagement and advance the liberal arts in the global context, including a new student scholars program and restructured language laboratory. READ

Treasury Secretary Delivers Cohen Lecture at Law School

U.S. Treasury Secretary John W. Snow presented the 24th Annual Manuel F. Cohen Lecture at GW's Law School. Snow, a Law School alumnus, addressed the economy, corporate governance and other topics.

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John Snow

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