Traffic deaths nearly double since this time last year
Traffic fatalities in the District have nearly doubled so far this calendar year compared to this time last year.
Vita Fellig
International women's rights activists discuss advocacy work
The event featured three nationally recognized activists who discussed their inspiration and work in women’s rights advocacy across the globe.
President: Christian Zidouemba
Zidouemba said his friendly disposition will help him build relationships with students on campus.
MSNBC host discusses future of Black political agenda
Leaders from the Black Pre-Law Students Association hosted a discussion on the future of the 2021 Black political agenda Saturday.
Human rights experts analyze ethnic minority experiences in China
Human rights experts discussed the detention experiences of ethnic Uyghur minorities in China’s Xinjiang region Tuesday.
1,500 students return to campus housing for spring
About 1,500 students flocked to campus residence halls last month, moving into District and Potomac houses and Shenkman, South and Francis Scott Key halls.
Foreign policy experts talk U.S.-China relations under Biden
Foreign policy experts discussed the future of the United States-China relations under President Joe Biden’s administration last week.
Debate moderators discuss impact of debates on election
The School of Media and Public Affairs hosted a panel Monday about the legacy and impact of the 2020 presidential election debates on the final results.
How GW employees donated to presidential candidates
Joe Biden reeled in 14 times the funding Donald Trump received from University employees during the 2020 election cycle, FEC data states.
Faculty worry about layoffs despite adapting to virtual learning
Professors were initially “excited” about the fall semester, but they now say they are bogged down by the stress of layoffs and other financial cuts.