Professors react to transition to online classes
As the University switches to online classes, professors said they missed the classroom environment and being able to interact with their students in person.
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Why students petitioned for a postponed Commencement
Senior Seraina Schottland launched a petition to reschedule Commencement for the Class of 2020.
Students react to transition to online courses
Students said that while professors are trying their best to teach, faculty are limited in their ability to demonstrate their knowledge in a topic.
Global health professor discusses safety measures amid COVID-19 outbreak
Christopher Mores, the program director for the Global Health Epidemiology and Disease Control MPH program, weighs in on the COVID-19 pandemic.
South Asian Society hosts ‘Rooted in Art, Made in Diaspora’
Students celebrated the art and culture of South Asian societies in SMPA Saturday night in the Marvin Center.
National Zoo hosts ‘Woo at the Zoo’
The National Zoo hosted a Valentine’s Day celebration Friday night with two presentations focusing on animal dating and mating.
Art market showcases local artists in Dupont Underground
ArtRave DC hosted more than 50 local artists and vendors in Dupont Underground Sunday.
Men's basketball falls to Rhode Island
The Colonials suffered a loss Saturday against Rhode Island, dropping the contest 82–51 and extending their losing streak to three games.
LATAM, AGSA cohost African-Puerto Rican concert
The concert was co-hosted by LATAM and the African Graduate Student Association as part of GW’s annual Black Heritage Celebration.
THRōW Social/Kick Axe Throwing to open in Northeast D.C.
A new sports venue is opening in Northeast D.C. where guests can enjoy axe throwing, football bowling and iceless curling.