Religious student groups open prayer, meditation space in MSSC
Seven faith-based groups debuted a room on the third floor of the Multicultural Student Services Center Friday for students to congregate for worship.
College Democrats, Republicans campaign in the same district
GW’s top two political student groups planned campaign trips in the same congressional district ahead of the midterm elections.
GW Dining pilots event offering tours of Whole Foods
Dining representatives piloted “Supermarket Sundays” this week, an event at Whole Foods that gave students a tour of the store and meal prep tips.
Nursing professor develops online resources for educators
A professor in the nursing school is working to create a set of guidelines for nursing professors teaching pediatric care.
Muslim Students' Association joins global fundraiser for orphanages
The Muslim Students’ Association will soon join thousands of student groups across the globe raising money for orphans in seven countries.
Deans to review analysis of faculty salary equity
The Faculty Salary Equity Committee found that 5 to 7 percent of faculty are receiving salaries below or above the average range in their departments.
Call Your Mother opens storefront to satisfy cult-like following
The deli opened its doors Thursday, but has already gained a cult following at farmers markets across the District.
Sick children cope with illness through alumna's art therapy program
An alumna’s art therapy program, Tracy’s Kids, provides local children with art supplies to cope with their illnesses and extended hospitalizations.
Men's water polo rolls past Connecticut College
The victory marks the sixth time this season the Colonials have held their opponents to a single digit score while tallying 20 or more points themselves.
Men's squash rosters most international athletes in program history
Nine members of men’s squash’s 13-player roster hail from countries other than the United States – the most in program history.
Local pop-up bar display infamous unsolved murders for October
The Death Becomes Us pop-up bar is a part of a series of events leading up to the True Crime Festivals.
Pop-up exhibit showcases virtual reality equipment
The exhibit features a virtual reality game where users can paint using VR equipment.
Hundreds gather for vigil as part of protest of Supreme Court nominee
Hundreds of demonstrators congregated outside the U.S. Supreme Court for the “Stop Kavanaugh Protest” Wednesday night.