The Eaton and Palisades fires are some of the most destructive and deadliest in California’s history, destroying an estimated 12,000 structures and killing 25 people.
A University spokesperson said the turnstiles were installed over winter break to increase the speed of services at the dining halls.
A representative from the coalition said the group is developing a “restorative action plan” to mitigate harm in response.
A cartoon inspired by the potential TikTok ban.
We often want to take on big resolutions to see substantive change in our lives, but the smaller goals lead to big changes too.
Speaking to the Columbia University Class of 1968, professor Richard Hofstadter called college "a community devoted to inquiry." GW and its students must recenter the classics of the humanities to live up to that.
Attending next week’s inauguration is a tangible symbol of support for a man who would never support my identity, pitting my values against the prospect of witnessing something momentous.
Coming to GW, I didn’t realize that what to me had been a core aspect of growing up was unheard of to others and having to explain my multicultural upbringing to people has made me reflect on and appreciate it.
I grew up hating my experience in my hometown, and coming to GW was a fresh start. Going back to my hometown for the holidays solidified that opinion permanently.
Women's basketball lost their fourth straight A-10 game, falling 64-63 to Saint Louis on Wednesday.
Former Revolutionaries guard Maximus Edwards scored 16 points in the first half in his return to the Smith Center.
The team is coming off its biggest loss of the year, losing to Duquesne 97-55 on Saturday.
Gymnastics finished third in their first meet under Head Coach Stephanie Worrell.
Men's basketball is off to a 2-1 start in A-10 play, sitting at 13-3 on the season.
GW Club Boxing members unpack the training behind their new and veteran fighters while creating a welcoming space for newcomers to the sport.
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.