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Serving the GW Community since 1904

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Snapshot: Hungry Halloween hippo

By Nicholas Ware, Photographer
November 4, 2024
The River Horse sculpture in front of Lisner Auditorium clenching a pumpkin in its tusks. (Nicholas Ware | Photographer)
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GWU Surfrider Foundation Club members pick up trash along the Potomac River at the Georgetown Waterfront. The GWU Surfrider Foundation Club, a chapter of the non-profit Surfrider Foundation, hosts monthly trash pick-ups for GW students to join in and uphold their mission of keeping D.C. waterways clean.
Snapshot: Riverbank revitalization
A girl raises a sign at the 2024 Women's March in front of the Heritage Foundation headquarters.
Snapshot: Future leader on the frontlines
Students enjoy the company of a pig at a petting zoo set up in Square 80. GW Hillel hosted the petting zoo in conjunction with their "Mitzvote Festival," a civic engagement event for Election Week in the United States.
Snapshot: Swine scratches in Square 80
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Student choreographer Livvy Loxton takes a moment with her dancers for one last hug before the start of rehearsal.
Student dancers waltz through dress rehearsal ahead of fall concert
An audience member cries as Kamala Harris delivers her concession speech at Howard University.
Photo Essay: The election through DC's eyes
Two Red Cross employees inspect a blood bag during the blood drive hosted by GW Red Cross in the University Student Center Grand Ballroom.
Snapshot: Ballroom blood drive
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