After a brief burst of protests in the two days following police’s Wednesday clearing of the pro-Palestinian encampment in University Yard that spanned almost two weeks, campus has fallen quiet.
By Jackson Lanzer, Staff Writer • May 13, 2024
While it’s all too easy to just take your family to the major sites around the District that exhibit American history, D.C. as a city has a rich past.
By Norah Woods, Reporter • May 13, 2024
From high school sweethearts to cross-Atlantic romance, grads share their long distance love stories
By Brooke Shapiro, Staff Writer • May 13, 2024
By Editorial Board • May 13, 2024
The redirection of administrative responsibilities to higher powers in the District cause student voices to be lost in the process.
By Robert Hildebrandt, Guest Contributor • May 13, 2024
By Nyla Moxley, Opinions Writer • May 13, 2024
By Ryan Jainchill, Basketball Editor • May 13, 2024
The former Blue Hen guard Gerald Drumgoole Jr. averaged 13.9 points per game this past season, paired with 3.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game.
By Ben Spitalny, Sports Editor • May 13, 2024
By Ryan Jainchill, Basketball Editor • May 13, 2024
By Arwen Clemans, Daniel Heuer, Kaiden J. Yu, Lexi Critchett, Max Collins, Raphael Kellner and Sage Russell
May 13, 2024
By Dylan Ebs, Staff Writer • May 13, 2024
Officials will launch a new advising system called Pathways to provide more targeted training and resources for student organizations next academic year.
By Sara Montalvo Ona, Reporter • May 13, 2024
Author Chad Pearson discussed the often violent anti-labor practices of the late 19th and early 20th centuries for a book-talk at Gelman Library Thursday.
By Max Jackson, Reporter • May 13, 2024
The podcast is discussing ways to combat moral injury and burnout, which increased among health care professionals during the pandemic.
By Rory Quealy, News Editor • May 13, 2024
National Park Service and District officials will sweep seven homeless encampments in Foggy Bottom next week, slating evictions for about 70 residents.
After a brief burst of protests in the two days following police’s Wednesday clearing of the pro-Palestinian encampment in University Yard that spanned almost two weeks, campus has fallen quiet.
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By Dylan Ebs, Staff Writer • May 13, 2024
Officials will launch a new advising system called Pathways to provide more targeted training and resources for student organizations next academic year.
By Sara Montalvo Ona, Reporter • May 13, 2024
Author Chad Pearson discussed the often violent anti-labor practices of the late 19th and early 20th centuries for a book-talk at Gelman Library Thursday.
By Rory Quealy, News Editor • May 13, 2024
National Park Service and District officials will sweep seven homeless encampments in Foggy Bottom next week, slating evictions for about 70 residents.
By Ella Mitchell, Contributing News Editor • May 13, 2024
By Tyler Iglesias, Assistant News Editor • May 13, 2024
Before and after local police's clearing of the encampment on Wednesday after two weeks of protest against the war in Gaza, faculty were pronounced in the campus dialogue on student activism.
By Hannah Marr, News Editor • May 13, 2024
Two employees accused John Falcicchio, the former deputy mayor and chief of staff, of prolonged sexual harassment.
By Editorial Board • May 13, 2024
The redirection of administrative responsibilities to higher powers in the District cause student voices to be lost in the process.
By Robert Hildebrandt, Guest Contributor • May 13, 2024
By calling the police on their own students, administration has lost the trust of GW community members.
By Nyla Moxley, Opinions Writer • May 13, 2024
As a young woman of color, it is paramount to remember that the way others treat you does not define your worth or desirability.
By Shawn McHale, Guest Contributor • May 4, 2024
On the 54th anniversary of the 1970 Kent State shootings, GW officials must compromise with student protests to move forward.
By Michael Long, Guest Contributor • May 2, 2024
We are due the radical love of the students, staff and faculty who are protesting at GW so that we may reconnect with our own sense of justice.
By Emily Zanieski, Guest Contributor • May 2, 2024
Instead of tackling social justice issues head-on, International Education Program faculty fail to speak out while an education emergency unfolds in Gaza.
By Jackson Lanzer, Staff Writer
May 13, 2024
By Norah Woods, Reporter
May 13, 2024
From high school sweethearts to cross-Atlantic romance, grads share their long distance love stories
By Brooke Shapiro, Staff Writer
May 13, 2024
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By Ryan Jainchill, Basketball Editor • May 13, 2024
The former Blue Hen guard Gerald Drumgoole Jr. averaged 13.9 points per game this past season, paired with 3.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game.
By Ben Spitalny, Sports Editor • May 13, 2024
Since his hire in 2018, Thomas has built not only GW’s winningest program but one of the most successful mid-major swimming teams.
By Ryan Jainchill, Basketball Editor • May 13, 2024
The 2022-23 Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year leaves GW after two seasons with Caputo.
By Grant Pacernick, Staff Writer • May 13, 2024
The team swept a three-game series against St. Bonaventure on May 4 and 5 after winning 12 of 26 A-10 contests during the season.
By Ryan Jainchill, Basketball Editor • May 2, 2024
Women’s basketball acquired Northwestern senior Paige Mott, according to a post on Mott’s Instagram on Tuesday.
By Eduardo Gonzalez del Valle, Sophia Escobar, Karolina Montalvo, Saher Mir and Ananya Gondesi • March 28, 2024
March 4 was National COVID Remembrance Day. Along side the "Rituals in the Making" team, GW's Department of Anthropology put together a series...
Join us as we follow Lea Nepomuceno, a freshman at George Washington University, outside of the "Foggy Bubble" and explore Purple Patch, a Filipino...
News podcast co-hosts Lizzie Jensen and Max Porter discuss the District's plan to clear a homeless encampment on Virginia Avenue between 21st and 22nd streets in May.
By Lizzie Jensen, News Podcast Host • April 8, 2024
On this week’s episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, host Lizzie Jensen spoke with Higher education expert Sandy Baum about the implications...
By Lizzie Jensen, News Podcast Host • March 4, 2024
On this week’s episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, host Lizzie Jensen spoke with GW TRAiLS guides and executive board members Spencer Wilcox,...
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