AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY SINCE 1904
A suffocating defense, particularly in the paint, aided the Colonials with Taiwo in control of the glass, leaving limited second-chance opportunities for the Dukes.
Researchers from the Milken School of Public Health found catching COVID-19 while pregnant can increase the risk of death by seven times.
The panelists talked about how U.S. nuclear war plans are developed and maintained as well as U.S. command and control systems’ vulnerability to attack.
A total of 311 students participated in this spring’s formal recruitment, a narrow reduction from the 340 who participated in 2020.
A dozen students said they’re visiting off-campus stores and avoiding purchasing poultry and eggs, which have soared in price within the past month.
Students have been in the middle of – and helped lead – protests against the Iranian government since global uprisings began in September.
The family-owned business is not only the go-to liquor store for students, but it has also emerged as an integral part of the local community.
Laughter echoed through the crowd Saturday night as four student comedy groups performed improvised sets ahead of headliner comedian Josh Johnson.
Fordham made a massive second half charge that rained down 52 points on the the Colonials, who responded with only 33.
Despite racking up a season-best 195.35 points, GW came up short against UNC, who tallied 196.325 points and won in three of four events.
Mirrors present an illusion of infinite depth at the Hirshhorn Museum’s permanent collection of work by Yayoi Kasuma.
In the backyard of GW’s Foggy Bottom Campus, U.S. leaders congregate and deliberate while making pivotal decisions and crafting history.
New and returning sorority members celebrated Bid Day on the National Mall as they finished the first fully in-person formal recruitment since 2020.
ARTECHOUSE’s “Spectacular Factory: The Holiday Multiverse” brings to life the festive feelings of the holiday season.
Senior Alex Stengel has grown GWU Esports in excess of 800 students, now pushing for more inclusion in the competitive world of gaming.