The greatest number of students in nearly a decade are vying for Student Association president and executive vice president. “I think you’ve seen a big push for the student voice to be a part of the ...

The maximum Pell Grant award is set to increase by $500 in the next academic year, but experts said the rise will pay little dividends for recipients who attend GW as tuition continues to rise to an ...

Officials will no longer allow student programming in University Yard effective immediately and will prohibit events in Kogan Plaza starting next week to create “24-hour quiet areas,” per an email to ...

Emma Thomson, an alumna and the communications director for Rep. Jackie Walorski, R-Ind., was one of four people to die Wednesday in a Northern Indiana car crash that also killed Walorski. She was 28.

The Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration returned in person this month with an array of events throughout April for the first time in three years after transitioning online due to the COVID ...

2022 was a monumental year for the music industry – with live performances and tours back in full force for the first time since the pandemic, adored artists making long-awaited comebacks, rising ...

Reinstating in-person classes in early April after just two weeks of remote learning was once a possibility. But two months later, University President Thomas LeBlanc and Provost Brian Blake logged ...

Researchers from the Milken Institute School of Public Health found that catching COVID-19 while pregnant can increase the risk of death by seven times, according to a study released last Monday.

Don’t miss out on the theatrical, musical and comedic events happening this spring and attend our recommended shows around the District. We’ve compiled a list of performing arts shows to catch in D.C.

Members of the Foggy Bottom and West End community requested funding from the D.C. government for additional policing, traffic safety measures and services for unhoused and elderly people at a meeting ...

After graduating from GW nearly three decades ago, Kim Courtney has returned to campus as a law student and joined Foggy Bottom’s local governing body. At-Large D.C. Council member Anita Bonds swore ...

Rowing defeated multiple competitors at the GW Invitational held on the Georgetown Waterfront this weekend, which included a total of eight teams. The Revolutionaries took all but one race, with the ...