AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
Experts in higher education and administration searches said the higher education industry is still seeing dozens of presidential and administrative openings
The driver of Vice President Kamala Harris’ motorcade vehicle drove into a barrier that has been a hot spot for car accidents this year.
More than 40 students said they’ve noticed their peers attending classes and boarding the Vex unmasked while faculty and staff fail to enforce GW’s mandate.
Cheh has taught law at GW for more than 40 years and said she will continue teaching at the University after retiring from the D.C. Council.
Protesters carried a casket marked “Our Futures” in line with the protest’s funeral-inspired theme to kick off a semester of climate activism.
GW researchers hosted clinical trials for four diabetes drugs and found two type 2 diabetes treatments were effective in lowering blood glucose levels.
Fans met men’s and women’s basketball players and coaches at GW Hoops Fest in the Smith Center Saturday to rally spirit for the upcoming season.
In the sixth annual DC Bike Ride, 20 miles of streets were shut down to bring bikers of all experience levels together to get active and explore the city.
Social media influencers reflect on their first year at GW and give incoming freshmen their advice for acclimating to D.C., making friends and more.
Last Sunday’s show served as the grand finale of DC Fashion Week and consisted of bold colors and intricate prints, a preview of spring looks.
Esen Cenkci, the owner of Larry’s Homemade Ice Cream, has crafted treats that blend American, Turkish and French cultures for more than 30 years.
After transferring to GW during her sophomore year, senior Elizabeth Rowland has become a leader as women’s rowing only international student.
The Colonials are off to their best start in program history with 12 games won out of their current 13-game slate, this past weekend.
Hundreds marched down Constitution Avenue Sunday for the Parade of Nations, a celebration of Latino cultures as part of D.C.’s annual Latin festival.
People sit to watch musical performances at the ”Art All Night” kickoff cookout last Friday in the Shaw Neighborhood of Washington D.C.