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2017 Open Enrollment Begins Oct. 3

Changes include a choice between a single PPO plan and a Health Savings Plan for health care benefits.

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News in Brief

Presidential Campaigns Have Always Been Absurd

An exhibit of candidates' flags at the GW Textile Museum proves it.

GW, joining national movement, opens a food pantry to feed students in need

"The Store" is open to students in need of free food, an issue being addressed at more and more colleges.

Why U.S. taxpayers may pay most of Apple’s $14.5 billion tax bill

GW professor explains the implications of the European Commission's whopping judgment against the tech giant.

Read the story at the Washington Post

Iron Blocks Help Tell Gut-Wrenching Story of Transatlantic Slave Trade

Artifacts found at GW-run dive site will be on display at African American History Museum.

Full Story at Smithsonian

Colonial Sports

Sailing. GW Sailing Fares Well in Weekend Regattas

General News. Colonial of the Week - GW Men's Water Polo's Atakan Destici

Water Polo. Colonial of the Week - GW Men's Water Polo's Atakan Destici

Baseball. GW Baseball Players Serve as Title IX Mentors

W. Tennis. GW Women's Tennis Claims Pair of Flight Titles

M. Tennis. GW Men's Tennis Grabs Three Flight Titles on Sunday

W. Volleyball. GW Volleyball Swept at Saint Louis

M. Soccer. GW Men's Soccer Grabs Fifth Clean Sheet on Sunday

Water Polo. #16 GW Men’s Water Polo Falls to #13 Bucknell, 16-11

W. Tennis. GW Women's Tennis Begins Singles Play on Saturday

GW in Focus

#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts and Events Agenda

Watch the highly anticipated presidential debates with SMPA experts, hear about the university museum’s textile library and celebrate Latin@ Heritage Month with ongoing MSSC events.

An exhibit of candidates' flags at the GW Textile Museum proves it.

"The Store" is open to students in need of free food, an issue being addressed at more and more colleges.

GW professor explains the implications of the European Commission's whopping judgment against the tech giant.

Artifacts found at GW-run dive site will be on display at African American History Museum.

District House Opens for Move-In

Supreme Court justice visits Lisner Auditorium for Constitution Day.

As students return to school this week, some will unpack their bags in GW’s newest residence hall.

More than 2,000 boxes from the Corcoran Gallery archives arrive at Gelman Library.

The Princeton Review determined GW students are the most politically active college students in the U.S.

Dining partners offer fresh, healthy options.

Director Lorenzo Vidino discusses ongoing research and expansion of expertise on radicalization.