New restaurants to try in the Foggy Bottom area
It can be easy to revert back to old favorite vendors for meals around campus, but don’t forget to try these recent additions to the neighborhood.
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Thurston Hall reopens with dramatic renovations
After spending years as a hub of black mold, a two-year renovation has upgraded GW’s oldest residence hall into a modern facility ready to welcome students.
Get matched with the student organization made for you
Before you head to the latest org fair or doom-scroll through Engage, this match-making guide will help you narrow down your selections of who to join.
Dish of the Week: Toki Underground's Taipei curry chicken ramen
Toki Underground illuminates an artistic, underground aspect of Japanese culture while craftily blending traditional Japanese and Taiwanese cuisine.
What to expect from New Student Orientation
This week, thousands of freshmen and sophomores are flocking to campus after a year and a half of attending school in front of a computer screen.
Foggy Bottom Association starting neighborhood history project
The project will feature a website that includes interactive maps and links to historical information to celebrate the neighborhood’s history.
Education experts talk academic challenges amid pandemic
A panel of experts with backgrounds in education discussed challenges in academic performance during the pandemic Thursday.
Local crime plunges during COVID-19 pandemic
GWPD Chief James Tate said crime on campus has “drastically dropped” since the onset of the pandemic in March, with fewer than 400 incidents last year.
History professor discusses George Washington's legacy
The discussion detailed Washington’s personal character, life as a slave owner and vision for a national university.
Half of on-campus students report spring break travel: officials
About half of the on-campus cohort reported travel plans outside of the DMV through GW’s notification form during spring break.