First international strategy provost steps down
Shaw will return to teach and research within the Elliott School of International Affairs after serving in the role for more than two years.
Protesters march against Trump administration's education policies
Hundreds gathered on the National Mall in the blistering heat Saturday afternoon to protest federal proposals that would give students and their families easier access to public school alternatives.
Proposed bike, bus lane projects near campus move forward after study
DDOT plans to revamp Pennsylvania Avenue between Washington Circle and 17th Street by adding a cycle track and install bus lanes along H Street between 13th and 19th streets.
Days before the end of his presidency, Knapp says 'thanks, farewell'
In a farewell letter, University President Steven Knapp thanked the the GW community for its support and detailed the legacy he hopes to leave behind.
ANC protests incoming strip club's license application
Commissioners of the ANC unanimously opposed Effigy Nightclub’s license application after several business owners, community leaders and the police voiced opposition Wednesday night.
Dish of the week: Pleasant Pops' strawberry ginger lemonade popsicle
Pleasant Pops, located in Adams Morgan and downtown D.C., has a large variety of flavors to satisfy any cold craving and help beat the D.C. heat this summer.
Students give life to forgotten fruits and vegetables with new snack company
An alumnus and a master’s student teamed up to take a second look at overlooked, deformed fruit through their new health food company.
GW aims to host events at 2022 Gay Games if D.C. earns bid
If D.C. is awarded the bid for the 2022 Gay Games, GW plans to use its facilities as event locations.
Gymnast nominated for 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year Award
The nomination rounds out an impressive career for Raineri, who made program history in her final year as a Colonial.
Welcome to Thurston Hall, Class of 2021
As the largest first-year resident hall, Thurston Hall will be housing more than 1,000 students in the fall. Former Thurston Hall resident advisors discuss the dorm’s history and their favorite aspects of living in the building.
National Gallery of Art hosts Jazz in the Garden
Check out Jazz in the Garden occurs every Friday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. this summer. Locals can listen to jazz, purchase refreshments from the Pavilion Café and celebrate the arts.
Commencement 2017 on the National Mall
U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth told graduates of the Class of 2017 to “be humble” on the National Mall for the annual Commencement ceremony Sunday.