Officials moved Friday to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a 2025 alum alleging GW retaliated and discriminated against her after she criticized the University’s ties with Israel during her graduation speech, arguing the complaint fails to show GW deliberately defamed or discriminated against her.
Four former employees allege GW Hospital's timekeeping practices underpaid hourly workers for years and are seeking to represent more than 100 current and former employees in a proposed class and collective action lawsuit.
Foggy Bottom Association President John George, who challenged 2A03 Commissioner and current ANC 2A Chairperson Trupti Patel for her seat on the ANC in 2020, ultimately losing by 33 votes, is seeking to challenge Patel on the ballot for a second time in November.
Officials are assessing impacts to the international student community after new visa rule limits the lawful status of F-1 and J-1 visa holders to four years.
The Student Government Association aims to partner with the SGA Senate, executive cabinet and Student Advocate’s Office — an independent entity within the SGA consisting of a team of specially trained student advocates who can assist students as they navigate the conduct process — through a working group focused determining a permanent resolution for the code of academic integrity.
Officials announced several on-campus dining locations would remain open longer and offer expanded service during the upcoming academic year in an email to community members Tuesday.
Elizabeth Fisher, a Classical studies and ancient languages professor, remembered as a caring educator with a passion for learning and teaching by her friends, family and colleagues, died on June 11.
GW alum and artist Adam Chamy will be featured in “Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise,” The Phillips Collection’s Juried Exhibition, which is open to the public starting August 1.
A local organization will host a visible mending workshop at the Textile Museum this Saturday, teaching attendees of all ages how to repair their clothing items with needle felting.
Stop by these Foggy Bottom establishments and nearby vantage points to find some of the best spots and deals in the District for the Fourth of July.
GW alums Eva Price and Jenna Segal, lead producer and co-producer, respectively, of the play Liberation, won a Tony in the "Best Play" category.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup in full swing, local D.C. bars and restaurants are looking to score with match day celebrations, specials and watch parties for soccer fans across the District, no matter which team they’re rooting for.
From teaching the fundamentals of storytelling in the classroom to seeing her own stories on the shelves in bookstores, GW adjunct creative writing Professor Lina Patton is set to release her first novel next week.
Men's basketball's senior walk-on has partnered with a childhood teammate to create a digital platform to help youth athletes connect with athletic trainers.
The former Temple University head coach takes over for Stephanie Worrell who stepped down in June after two years in the role.
Men's basketball will host the Georgetown Hoyas in an exhibition game on October 16
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