Commuter students confront “9-to-5” campus culture
More than 10 commuters said they face obstacles like registering for classes that align with transportation schedules and finding places to reheat packed meals.
Student Life
Activists rally for affirmative action at Supreme Court
Protesters rallied in front of the Supreme Court Monday during oral arguments over the constitutionality of affirmative action.
Students praise Thurston Hall food, criticize wait times
Thurston’s dining hall has a seating capacity of 225, which lags behind dining halls on Georgetown, American and Howard universities campuses.
ODECE official focusing on cultural programming in new position
An official who joined GW to fill a new ODECE position will focus on building cultural programming and social justice education for students.
German Club celebrates culture at Oktoberfest
A club dedicated to sharing German culture and language kicked off its semester of events on campus with an Oktoberfest celebration Sunday.
Student organization relaunches to aid Venezuelan migrants
Venezuelan Perspectives will assist migrants fleeing Venezuela’s political and economic crises throughout the academic year.
Student groups denounce World Bank, IMF fossil fuel stakes
More than 100 protesters gathered in front of the World Bank Friday alongside GW student groups to demand climate action from government officials.
Students process destruction of Hurricanes Ian, Fiona
Students from areas wrecked by the hurricane said they’ve faced anxiety about their family’s safety and lasting damage to their homes.
Multi-partisan student organization working to normalize dialogue
BridgeGW hopes to bring its mission of embracing students’ political differences to GW’s campus during its first semester.
As 'mask fatigue' sets in, mask mandate enforcement wanes
More than 40 students said they’ve noticed their peers attending classes and boarding the Vex unmasked while faculty and staff fail to enforce GW’s mandate.