GW’s Global Women’s Institute will collaborate with local researchers to help women in Bangladesh combat the effects of climate change in their communities over the next three years starting this ...

After a three-peat of Atlantic 10 championships wins, swimming and diving face a transitional season with the absence of top performers from the previous season, a fresh batch of recruits and a new ...

Pro-Palestinian protesters rallied outside University President Ellen Granberg’s on-campus house and the barricades surrounding University Yard on the first day of the fall semester to underscore ...

GW Facilities responded to a broken emergency fire sprinkler pipe in the Science and Engineering Hall parking garage Friday night. A GW Environmental Health and Safety officer said Facilities ...

In the three months following students’ arrests at the pro-Palestinian encampment on campus in May, legal organizations, student groups and alumni have urged federal attorneys and University officials ...

Director of Conflict Education and Student Accountability Christy Anthony shared limits to free speech on campus and advice for navigating protests at a first-year orientation event Wednesday. Anthony ...

District officials last week said an unhoused shelter near campus will begin admitting residents by early October, wrapping up nine months of delays opening the facility. Newman said DHS officials ...

The Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration will debut a new Master of Arts degree in environmental and sustainability policy this academic year. The program consists of 36 credit ...

Venturing down the hallway of your residence hall to meet your neighbors is one of the most intimidating aspects of first-year move-in. After gathering the courage to knock on your neighbors’ doors ...

Officials will debut a Uyghur language studies program as part of the Classical and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Department this academic year. The department, housed within the Columbian ...

D.C. is not just a city of government worker bees — the District is also a place for cultural celebration. From watercolor classes to on-campus dance sessions, D.C. is chock-full of experiences that ...

Everyone at GW wants to rule the world, the D.C. dating scene is dismal and people are constantly exploring the neighborhoods outside Foggy Bottom. At least, that’s the impression you’d get if you ...