Students at GW talk about everything from campus issues to national politics, but in the last month, an international conflict has been dominating campus dialogue. Two weeks ago, the Student ...

An associate director in the GW Cancer Center received more than $4 million from the Centers for Disease Control to help fund and develop solutions to prevent and control cancer, officials announced ...

Ari Massefski is the outgoing Student Association chief of staff and the president of the Residence Hall Association. When Student Association president Julia Susuni and executive vice president ...

A series of proposed changes to federal Title IX procedures could require GW to alter its Title IX policy and eliminate the single-investigator model for sexual violence cases. The guidelines, ...

Graduate student Tommy Elms barely remembers his commencement ceremony, even though it was just last spring. Elms said he was in so much pain from a herniated disc in his back – the result of his time ...

The Student Association Senate approved general allocations for student organizations in the upcoming fall semester during their meeting last week. Nguyen said 280 student organizations applied for SA ...

Men’s basketball took down the Atlantic 10-leading Dayton 76-69 in a heated matchup, as GW’s interior defense and elite trio of guards kept them in control throughout. The starting trio of guards – ...

The University announced this week that GW will set aside $250,000 annually for scholarships using cash that was previously spent to engrave graduating seniors’ names on bricks around campus. With ...

More than a semester into a mentorship program for female engineering students, participants said the program has provided guidance in building resumes, establishing professional relationships and ...

I seem to run into someone I know everywhere I go. Whether it’s on campus, in Georgetown, at Fresh Fields, at Smith & Wollensky’s Grill or on the Metro, I find myself in awkward situations at least ...

The weekly open mic night at U Street’s Busboys and Poets restaurant is about far more than just words.

The University will no longer provide a service allowing students to rent safes in their residence halls. University spokeswoman Maralee Csellar said the University first partnered with an outside ...