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GW will close all campus buildings and centers on Monday in preparation for an expected snowstorm.
Global Food Institute Founder José Andrés on Saturday received the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his work delivering meals to communities affected by man-made and natural disasters.
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.
We should recommit ourselves to improving our University and community as the year and semester come to a close by becoming more active community members.
A tale of the holiday limbo between Thanksgiving and winter break.
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.
Men's basketball defeated Army 75-60 on Friday night.
GW led 61-56 in overtime but let up 8 unanswered points from Coppin State to end the game.
This game marks the Revs' first win on the road this season.
Some arrived at GW as true rookies to the world of college basketball while others who joined the Revolutionaries this season are no strangers to the NCAA. Graduate guard Makayla Andrews and true freshman guard Gabby Reynolds have embraced the challenge to rise to the top of the ranks despite a gap in age and experience between the duo.
There are two big reasons for men’s basketball’s 8-2 start: Darren Buchanan Jr. and Rafael Castro.
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.