Dish of the Week: Little Sesame's oat milk soft serve
Little Sesame offers refreshing vegan ice cream created to help more people enjoy an environmentally-friendly lifestyle.
Zach Blackburn
Dish of the Week: St. James' aloo and channa pies
The chefs of St. James expertly meld modern Caribbean food with the international cuisines that influence Trinidadian meals.
Former tennis player appeals discrimination case ruling
Depositions and documents show a pattern of racist behaviors among the tennis team, which a former tennis player claims officials did little to prevent.
Wrighton says he tested positive for COVID-19
Wrighton told Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners he tested positive for COVID-19 at least 10 days ago and exits isolation tomorrow.
Men's rowing captain asks court to reinstate team's varsity status again
The request comes after a judge denied Patrick George’s emergency request for a temporary restraining order that would have reinstated the team.
Baseball falls to William and Mary
Baseball fell to William and Mary at home Tuesday after a tight game quickly turned into domination by the visiting team.
Best new Western Market vendor: Falafel Inc.
Falafel Inc.’s quality food and convenience establishes the spot as the best new restaurant in Western Market.
Officials delay District House dining hall opening
Officials will open the dining hall “later” during the upcoming academic year, according to a University release.
Federal judge denies emergency request to reinstate men's rowing varsity status
A broader lawsuit for damages and a request for documents regarding the cancellation of the team’s varsity status are still pending.
Former GW adjunct professor Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to Supreme Court
Jackson taught a federal sentencing seminar at GW Law during the 2011, 2012 and 2014 spring semesters.