Students participate in first-ever New Student Orientation
Students spent their first four days at GW by participating in the first ever New Student Orientation this year.
Heidi Estrada
Dozens of embassies open to the public for tours, performances
Dozens of embassies opened their doors to the public Saturday to hold tours and showcase performances.
Hirshhorn Museum and Washington Ballet debut mixed media exhibit
“ArtMoves: Lines in Space” features a ballerina dancing through Fred Sandback’s yarn installation at the Hirshhorn Museum.
Fair Jobs GW holds protest in Kogan for worker's rights
Students and faculty protested in Kogan Plaza Wednesday to demand fair pay and treatment for workers.
The Vern is inaccessible for students with disabilities, students say
Students with disabilities said the Mount Vernon Campus does not accommodate students with disabilities.
Student organization brings Shiba Inus to Square 80
The Japanese American Student Alliance partnered with the D.C. Shiba Inu Rescue to host dogs in Square 80 on Saturday. During the event, employees from the rescue center educated students about the breed.
Freer and Sackler galleries exhibit takes you inside the Forbidden City
“Empresses of China’s Forbidden City, 1644-1912” opened last week and will remain open until June 23.
SA presidential race moves to runoff, Martin takes EVP
Freshman Justin Diamond and junior SJ Matthews will face off in a runoff election for Student Association president next week.
Urban Boxing hosts match for D.C. college students
Urban Boxing D.C., located at 1116 24th St. NW, hosted a fight Saturday for D.C. college students. The series of matches pitted students from GW, Georgetown University and the University of Maryland against each other for competitions.