Gymnastics Takes Conference Title
The No. 18 George Washington University gymnastics team put together a dominant performance to capture its second-ever East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Championship Saturday afternoon in...
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50 Years of the Ebony Fashion Fair on Display at GW
By Julyssa Lopez
Few events have been as influential in the American fashion world as the Ebony Fashion Fair, the traveling show...
Former ‘SNL’ Star Jay Pharoah Coming to Campus
Jay Pharoah, the actor and comedian best known for his “Saturday Night Live” celebrity impressions, including of former President Barack Obama, will...
$8 Million Gift Will Expand Clark Engineering Scholars Program
The Clark Charitable Foundation has made an $8 million gift to the George Washington University to expand an engineering scholars program that rewards SEAS students with financial assistance,...
How I Got The Job: Family Tradition Continues at GE
By Kristen Mitchell
Senior Jessica Thompson said becoming a licensed pilot was one of the smartest things she’s ever done. Learning how to fly at age 17 helped her prepare for...
A Message from President Steven Knapp to the GW Community
You may have noticed the blue and white “You Are Welcome Here” signs around campus that, in various languages, welcome students and visitors from all communities to our university. These signs...
SPLC President: Trump Campaign Emboldened Hate
By Kristen Mitchell
On Nov. 8 when much of the country was in shock after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton, white supremacists...
President Knapp Addresses Humanities Advocates
By Kurtis Hiatt
George Washington University President Steven Knapp addressed a capacity Marvin Center ballroom at the...
GW Women's Basketball to Host Navy in Opening Round of WNIT
The George Washington University women’s basketball team will host Navy at 7 p.m. Friday at the Charles E. Smith Center in the opening round of the Women’s National Invitational Tournament.
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For Black Students with Immigrant Parents, Culture Strain Correlated with High-Risk Drinking
By Ruth Steinhardt
Race- and culture-related stress are related to high-risk drinking behaviors among Black college students who are second-generation Americans, according to a...