The profile lays out GW's priorities for the next provost, including a strong focus on expanding research and supporting graduate programs.
Hundreds of protesters marched from the Washington Monument to the U.S. Capitol and Supreme Court decrying President Donald Trump's policies on immigration and called on the crowd to continue protesting the current administration for as long as they remain in power.
Garret Graff, the author of “Watergate: A New History” and editor in chief of Washingtonian magazine, reexamined popular narratives surrounding the Watergate scandal and said lawmakers then had a greater sense of constitutional duty over party than today.
A GW history professor outlined how centuries of conflict and colonization shaped Native American racial identity during a book talk at the Multicultural Student Services Center on Wednesday.
Student Bar Association Vice President of Finance Julia Tamborello said GW Law student organization leaders will need to front their own funds for club purchases and then seek reimbursement for the “foreseeable future" due to technical issues with the SBA's card.
GW employees' medical insurance contributions will increase as the University changes its health insurance plan administrator Jan. 1.
Officials plan to create a Universal Health Services' physician practice affiliate that will directly hire a significant number of Medical Faculty Associates physicians, clinicians and staff.
University policy states that no staff, faculty or student is permitted to smoke tobacco or any other smoking product in any University-owned or managed facilities. Despite this clearly stated policy and the option for students to move off campus to smoke, GW students constantly violate this policy — both inside and outside campus buildings. Students need to care about their peers' health and respect them enough to stop smoking on-campus.
As a politically engaged student body, we must look past performance when considering candidates, and students who intend to have a career in politics should practice encouraging their classmates to focus on policy nuances.
The Faculty Senate has a public platform to question the University’s top officials. Students, staff and others in the community lack both the access and forum to question officials, a limitation that extends to this editorial board. The Faculty Senate has both, and in recent months, it has misused the platform that so many in the community wish they had.
For the first time, following years of little-to-no collaboration between all three groups, the Student Government Association, the Staff Council and the Faculty Senate have maintained open lines of communication as they work together to combat challenges. But much of that progress can be traced directly to the leadership of former Faculty Senate Executive Committee Chair Professor Katrin Schultheiss
President Donald Trump's second term has sent him back to his real estate roots.
After pivoting from a career in politics a decade ago, Professor Wendy Riemann became fascinated with the art of relationships — studying the reasons behind broken marriage engagements for her Ph.D. and crafting her Relationship Communication course at GW.
In the Capitol Hill neighborhood, a traditional American diner stands out in a city filled with niche brunch spots.
In a dog contest extravaganza Tuesday, the playful pups of professors and students rocked the runway — or rather, the American studies townhouse on G Street.
Created in May 2024 by four friends, Aiden Milne, Matthew DeBellis, Emmy Ly and Will O’Connell, the GW Foghorn is an unofficial, student-run Instagram page that has built a following of more than 1,500 students through sharp, satirical takes on campus life.
While predominantly celebrated in some areas of Mexico, Mexican American households and spreading to other Latin American regions, students set up communal and personal altars and organized cross-organization events as an act of convivial remembrance, emphasizing that all students are welcome to take part in the campus-wide festivities that continue throughout this week
Over the course of our conversation, Lang — soft-spoken and smiling — outlined how her varied interests have both diverged and intersected over the years, culminating in a senior thesis that amalgamates her scientific and artistic feats: creating a dance form based on ant movements.
Women’s basketball (1-1) failed their first road test of the season at Temple University (2-0), losing 86-50 Friday night in Philadelphia.
Veteran senior cross country runner Michael Bohlke won the Atlantic 10 Championship race Saturday morning, the first men’s cross country runner to do so in the program’s 34-year history.
The Revolutionaries' offense was rolling all night in the 86-47 win, with the team shooting 32 of 61 from the field and an impressive 15 of 27 from 3-point territory, good for a 55.6 percent clip.
