Each of GW’s four most common schools for undergraduate students have fun perks for their own students.

With over 450 active student groups, there are plenty of unique student organizations at GW.

Treat your taste buds to a nostalgic food tour that’ll take you back with the first bite, no matter how far away you are from home.

Got the late night munchies? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. Thankfully, the District’s delivery game is strong, especially for those with a sweet tooth.

Don’t be concerned when you move away from home that you’ll lose touch with your childhood or high school pastimes.

If you chose to come to GW, chances are that a sprawling, outdoorsy campus was not high on your list of priorities.

The most important faces on campus aren’t necessarily those of administrators or professors. Here are the employees students will run into most.

Living on the Vern might not be so bad. Don’t roll your eyes just yet: The Vern may not be as exciting as Thurston Hall, but it certainly has its perks.

Overwhelmed by all the new names at GW? Check out this guide to the top names to know when coming to the University.

Weeks before you step foot in a classroom, you’ll have to pass your first GW test – signing up for courses.

As you get settled on campus, here are some stories to watch out for.

GW will be left without a dining hall beginning next school year. Here is a look at reliable dining and grocery spots near campus.

With classes closer than you think, here are the five types of students you’re bound to meet in lecture halls and classrooms over the next four years.

You can dive into the magical and slightly horrifying world of college dorm cooking with the following three recipes. Microwaves are encouraged.