AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
The University scheduled returning students’ move-in dates for Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week following air quality tests at the buildings.
Some community members are saying the University’s contact tracing system is missing details like the time and location of potential exposures.
Professors from CCAS and the Elliott School discussed how the program will host monthly discussions on topics about religion and public policy.
Officials said business school graduate students can pursue certificates in crisis management, energy systems management and environmental systems management.
Officials added three off-campus locations to the SafeRide program, expanding late-night transportation options for students.
The senate voted in favor of an option for students to view live class recordings of lectures and discussions instead of attending class in person.
With cigar smoke lingering around you and a rum cocktail in your hand dining at Casta’s Rum Bar feels like a tropical escape.
To spice up your weekly shopping run, check out D.C.’s farmer’s market scene for fresh and sustainable grocery options.
Despite a hotly contested first half, the Colonials were ultimately unable to keep pace with Duquesne’s offense.
After 107 minutes of play, the Colonials conceded the final goal in double overtime to lose their first game of conference play.
Jeti, a location-based app which users can post on anonymously, has gained traction among students since the start of the semester.
Almost 30 women-based organizations on campus gathered Saturday to talk about their groups and meet potential new members.
Sophomore Abby Schaub races to first base during softball’s first scrimmage of their upcoming season.
See a glimpse of how today’s bustling scenes on campus compare to empty, quiet life near the start of the pandemic.