Student athletes who competed in the swimming pool on Nov. 3 said at least 31 players experienced severe eye burning, respiratory issues and skin rashes from the water.
The Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission passed a resolution opposing a group of West End locals' October appeal filed in an attempt to thwart the operations of The Aston, which officials opened as an unhoused shelter earlier this month.
The Student Government Association on Tuesday passed the Survivors Bill of Rights to consolidate Title IX resources and grow on-campus support for survivors of sexual assault.
Members of GW Faculty and Staff Against Antisemitism and Hate advocate for the importance of inclusivity and dialogue on campus.
A cartoon inspired by Thanksgiving.
We must honor victims and survivors instead of uplifting the characters who robbed them of their well-being.
We hope officials also view this decision as a chance to strengthen how they speak to their community.Â
I visited America for the first time last summer — or, at least, I visited Butte, America, for the first time.
Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine mischaracterized the encampment in their recent op-ed and contribute to a pipeline of hate at GW.
The Revs use a strong fourth quarter to remain unbeaten at home, defeating Towson University 69-57
GW Pickleball now has more than 200 members registered on Engage, and its first practice of this year had more than 90 attendees, members said.
Water polo has the second seed in the Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference Championship, set to start on Friday.
Coming off the bench, Calisto and Planes Fortuny led the Revs in their 52-40 loss to Ohio on Saturday
GW was able to fight off a second-half comeback from the Aggies, with redshirt sophomore forward Darren Buchanan Jr. going on a scoring spree to give GW the lead back.
One biker, one scooter, one runner and one paddle boarder: These GW Students raced from Foggy Bottom to Capitol Hill in order to find out the...
We asked GW students how they intend to cast their ballots for the 2024 election. From mail-in to traveling back home, these students take part in their civic duty. Some students expressed feeling intimated by the process and others thought the process was streamlined and easy.
Follow our host, Anna Bautista, as she makes her return to engage with GW students and ask about the unique and exciting ways they celebrate this spooky season. Students come together in GW to make the most out of the Halloween festivities in their own ways, creating a memorable and vibrant atmosphere on campus for all.