Professor publishes historical fiction novel set during the Bush Administration
Professors often have a hand in politics because of GW’s location in the District. But one is penning a fictitious tale based on the political past.
Katherine Abughazaleh
New dating app allows users to swipe for their friends, roommates
If you constantly find yourself entangled in your friends’ dating life, a new dating app lets you take control.
Modern Italian restaurant chain to open just off campus next month
North Italia, an Italian restaurant with handmade pasta and pizza, will open its first D.C. location in Foggy Bottom next month.
Sophomores start group to make closets on campus more sustainable
Two sophomores started Clean Closets to promote sustainable fashion on campus through trips to thrift shops and organize eco-friendly clothing drives.
Weekend outlook – Catch an up-and-coming artist at 9:30 Club
Whether you want to laugh, watch or listen, this weekend has the perfect event for you and your friends.
Weekend outlook – Honor two famed composers at gallery show
If you’re staying in D.C. for break, start your week off right with an artistic tour through D.C. with concerts and a chance to support local artists.
Weekend outlook – Maintain your holiday spirit at the Washington National Cathedral
Power through your last days of class while getting into the holiday spirit at these events around the District.
Catch these seasonal flicks on your favorite streaming sites
Before you head home for movie marathons alongside your family, relax and take a study break with these holiday films.
Poke Papa opens second D.C. location in Foggy Bottom
Poke Papa will serve Hawaiian-inspired poke bowls just steps from campus with a new location that opened Tuesday.
Student creates online game where avatars stand in as digital currency
A senior started a game called CryptoPets that allows users to cartoon characters also serve as a digital monetary asset that can be exchanged and sold.