Man robs Marvin Center Saturday morning
GW Police Department and Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to a report of robbery in the Marvin Center at about 2 a.m. Saturday morning, according to a GW Alert.
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IMF reopens H Street block after six years of construction
Cars can now drive down the 1900 block of H Street for the first time in nearly six years.
Warren signs onto D.C. statehood pledge
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., joined five other presidential candidates in pledging to support D.C. statehood this week.
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton talk feminism, new book
The mother-daughter duo discussed feminism, impeachment and their newest book, “The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience.”
Conservative talk-show host talks Colonials mascot change
A conservative author and talk-show host spoke about the impacts of liberal ideologies on college campuses at the Marvin Center Wednesday.
Trustees postpone vote on next year's tuition
Trustees did not approve next year’s tuition rate at their October meeting, departing from last year’s initiative to move the vote earlier in the year.
Number of alumni volunteers second-lowest in a decade
Officials said about 2,600 alumni worked as volunteers for GW during fiscal year 2019, about a 14.6 percent annual decrease from the year before.
The Post sues D.C. Council for allegedly violating open information laws
The Washington Post is suing the D.C. Council for allegedly violating the D.C.’s Freedom of Information Act.
Task force created to help GW benefit from Amazon headquarters
Officials have created a University-wide task force to place GW in a position to benefit from Amazon’s new headquarters in Northern Virginia.
Man who murdered Corcoran employee in 2017 sentenced to life in prison
The man who fatally stabbed a former employee at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design was sentenced to life in prison.