University President Ellen Granberg detailed officials’ progress developing GW’s next strategic plan at an Alumni and Families Weekend event in the University Student Center Saturday, pausing her ...

In her speech in front of a crowd her campaign claims was 75,000 people, Harris called former President Donald Trump — who delivered a speech urging supporters to fight the election results at the ...

A professor spoke about his research on Mexican peoples’ attitudes toward immigrants in Mexico at the Elliott School of International Affairs on Tuesday. Omar Garcia-Ponce, a professor of political ...

A month into GW’s two-monthlong I Street Mall construction project, vendors and customers who frequent a weekly farmers market in the space said operations are temporarily cramped, but the project’s ...

If you make the trek out of the District’s concrete jungle to a pumpkin patch in Maryland or Virginia, it would be a waste if you turn the pumpkin you bring home into a traditional, gap-toothed and ...

Chilling ’80s synths reverberated through the air as a metal-clawed glove stretched toward a crowd of screaming moviegoers at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. That ...

Administrators on call at Shenkman Hall alerted GW Police Department officers to a grinder and rolling paper left on a coffee table. The drug paraphernalia was taken by GWPD to the Academic Center for ...

Around this time last year, University Yard was buzzing. People were throwing around frisbees, playing catch with friends and hammocking. But after the installation of the tall, black fences ...

More than 75 students from universities across the D.C., Maryland and Virginia region gathered in Duques Hall Thursday night to discuss whether the U.S. should cease aid to Israel. Moderator Sadie ...

Nothing marks the dawn of spooky season like the sight of an orange sign adorned with the Grim Reaper hanging above a previously abandoned storefront. This infamous sign belongs to none other than ...

Certain ghosts and ghouls rumored to haunt iconic locations in District might give locals as much of a fright as the upcoming election. Be they political luminaries who now inhabit lantern-lit halls ...