Tennis opened their season at the Bedford Cup in College Park, Maryland this weekend, finding early momentum in doubles but ...

Foggy Bottom’s local governing body passed a slew of resolutions urging D.C. officials to continue resisting federal law ...

The past few years have felt very politically tumultuous for many because of increased polarization and the political ...

Corcoran Theatre and Dance hosted their second 24-hour theater festival Saturday in the Building XX Blackbox, delivering a ...

Drawing on her experience at Clemson University, University President Ellen Granberg believes athletics is an underutilized ...

GW, American and Georgetown universities’ Jewish Voice for Peace chapters announced earlier this month that they collectively ...

In the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder at Utah Valley University, security experts urge universities to ...

Thrifting has become increasingly popular in recent years, especially among college-aged people as they seek out more ...

Jayden Speed, a senior studying political science and former Student Government Association senator, would become the ...

Staff Councilmembers said Friday they hope the next provost will be a present figure on campus amid high leadership turnover ...

For the past eight days, official guides and historically savvy D.C. residents have guided a series of tours through the ...

Lois Green Schwoerer taught at GW for 31 years until she retired in 1996, though she continued to publish books until 2016.