Diaz wraps up first year with campus safety efforts
Mark Diaz helped restructure the medical enterprise, spearhead two strategic initiatives and address campus safety issues in his first year.
Disabled Students Collective pushes for 'quiet spaces' at events
The Disabled Students Collective is working to institute quiet spaces at career events and broaden communications accessibility at GW.
Students form organization to promote ocean conservation
The Surfrider Club is a chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, a national nonprofit environmental organization.
Researchers compare prehistoric ecosystems to present biodiversity crisis
Andrew Barr, a visiting assistant professor of anthropology, co-authored a report detailing the effects of large animal extinctions on ecosystems.
GW joins group of universities to support re-implementation of DACA
GW is one of 18 universities across the United States backing the continuation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Officials kick off biweekly series of chats with students
Two student experience officials kicked off a biweekly series of informal discussions with students in an inaugural event Wednesday.
GW Fashion Club teams up with HBO to host fashion show
The GW Fashion Club is hosting a fashion show with HBO later this month featuring outfits inspired by characters in the show “Euphoria.”
SMPA students, faculty reflect on Newseum closing at end of semester
Students said the Newseum’s closing comes during a time of distrust toward news media, and its absence could cause people to forget the value of journalism.
Men's water polo, East Region squads see elevated level of play
After the CWPA split into two smaller conferences, players and coaches said GW and its competitors have leveled out the playing field.
Back-to-back losses temper volleyball’s hot start to A-10 play
The Colonials dropped their first game with the Billikens Friday and repeated the loss against the Flyers Saturday.
National Cathedral hosts annual fall festival
Dozens of people celebrated the National Cathedral’s annual fall festival Saturday with arts and crafts and vendors.
'Tug of Wharf' participants raise funds for American Cancer Society
The “Tug of Wharf” event raised more than $4,000 for the American Cancer Society Saturday.
Drag artist talks persona, performances around D.C.
Drag artist Erik Gonzalez talked about his drag persona and performances around D.C.