Student Association gives groups budget tips
Student leaders outlined alternative ways to raise money for second-semester activities in a townhall Monday night.
Police connect with campus through Adopt-an-Officer
Adopt-an-Officer began in 1996 under former UPD Chief Dolores Stafford as an alternative to “reactive” policing, where officers respond to issues after the fact. As the program evolved, it has aligned with a focus on community policing by encouraging students, staff and employees to remain vigilant.
GW unfazed by wider tuition trends
Nearly one-fifth of private universities fear a decrease in net tuition revenue as students opt to attend lower-cost public colleges, a report released by a top financial rating agency found this month.
Staff Editorial: Keeping it real with students
The University unveiled a new plan to create a smarter and more effective alcohol policy last week.
Paris Bienert: Stick to your start-of-the-semester optimism
Drink more water, eat healthier, go to the gym more and study more.
Phil Ensler: Personalizing political discussions
Few things are more invigorating than a fiery political debate between two GW students.
Defense stalls as men's basketball falls to La Salle
La Salle’s four-guard offense wasn’t a setup GW had faced before.
Depleted Colonial bench bests St. Louis with 10-point victory
With only one uniformed player left on the bench at tipoff, the starting five Colonials knew they had to leave everything on the court to come away with a victory against St. Louis.
Three sisters, a whole lot of pie from family recipes
Pie Sisters offers a fresh alternative to the cupcake-dominated scene in D.C. Located across from the Key Bridge, the shop offers traditional-sized pies and cuppies.
Endless food, drinks and music at new jazz club
The Hamilton’s slogan is “Eat, Drink, Listen.” And the newly opened, refined, yet chic jazz house is the perfect place to do just that.
March for Life
Hundreds of thousands of anti-abortion activists gathered on the National Mall.
Sigma Chi Philanthropy
Sigma Chi presented a check to the Children’s Miracle Network.
Pie Sisters
Three sisters were inspired by family recipes to open a pie shop in Georgetown.
