GW will cap off its bicentennial this weekend with a three-day celebration comprising nearly 20 events, headlined by a postponed Commencement on the National Mall for the classes of 2020 and 2021. READ MORE
In a reversal of the University’s plans to conduct an external audit of campus diversity this year, officials said they will instead review GW’s diversity, inclusion and equity later this fall through a more internal process.
D.C. officials have unveiled a pilot program that would shut down three of the city’s major homeless encampments and connect its residents to housing, but critics say the plan lacks clarity and thoughtfulness.
Townhouse Row residents will return to their residential buildings on campus next week nearly a month after they were relocated to local hotels because of water leaks and mold growth in their rooms.
D.C. Fashion Week held its 35th season this weekend with three shows featuring more than 40 designers debuting looks ranging from simple patch-work denim dresses to elaborate headpieces and gowns.
Both the men’s and women’s squads won their first two meets of the year, becoming the first teams in program history to win both of their first two team events in a season.
GW should have been prepared for the surge in COVID testsAfter GW announced that community members will need to get tested for COVID-19 every 15 days, many students were left frustrated with an appointment shortage. Now, one columnist is arguing that the University should have been prepared to conduct more tests before announcing the new twice-monthly testing policy.
In the lead up to Congress’ consideration of the $3.5 trillion Reconciliation bill, Sunrise GW marches on the Capitol to demand the passage of landmark environmental legislation.
