GW Canoe Battleship Competition 2019
Scores of GW students took part in the Canoe Battleship Competition where teams in canoes aim to sink their competition by filling up their vessels with water.
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GW Canoe Battleship Competition 2019
Scores of GW students took part in the Canoe Battleship Competition where teams in canoes aim to sink their competition by filling up their vessels with water.
In Photos: Students Learn the Craft of Cooking Paella
In the last “World on a Plate” class of the semester, students met at the F Street House to learn how to make the Spanish rice dish from chef José Andrés.
Five Money-Saving Tips for Holiday Shopping
By Briahnna Brown
In the midst of holiday sales and shopping opportunities, it can be easy to lose track of spending.
George Washington University School of Business professor...
Rep. Underwood Discusses Her Bipartisan Efforts to Improve Maternal Health
By B.L. Wilson
U.S. Rep. Laura Underwood (D-Ill.) said that as a nurse she considered advocating for access to affordable health care fundamental to her job. So after serving as a senior...
GW Leadership Celebrates Longtime Staff
By Tatyana Hopkins
When J. Marie Miller began her career at the George Washington University in 1974 as an assistant to GW Hospital’s comptroller, she thought she would only hold the...
GW Undergraduate Review Provides Support System for Student Researchers
By Kristen Mitchell
The GW Undergraduate Review (GWUR), a student organization that promotes research done by George Washington University undergraduates...

GW Ranks Eighth in University-Sponsored Entrepreneurship Competitions
The GW Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship researched and ranked the top 20 business plan competitions at U.S. colleges.

GW Law Professor Testified in Impeachment Hearing
Johnathan Turley was one of four legal experts to testify before the House Judiciary Committee about the constitutional grounds for impeachment.
Aston and Potomac Residence Halls’ Tap Readers Ready for Use
As of Dec. 3, George Washington University students living in the Aston and Potomac residence halls will be able to use tap readers to open their doors, meaning they can open their rooms using...