Holiday Depression Is More Than the Blues
By John DiConsiglio
Significant psychological issues can be tied to this time of year, ranging from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) to heightened stress to intense feelings of sadness...
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What it Means to Give the Gift of Education
More than 70 percent of full-time undergraduate students receive financial aid from the university, and philanthropic support from the George Washington University community helps make that a...
Top Stories of the Fall 2016 Semester
By Ruth Steinhardt
Fall 2016 was action-packed for the George Washington University, as an unprecedentedly diverse freshman class began their college careers and a roller-coaster...
New Chocolate Shop Opens in Foggy Bottom
By Kristen Mitchell
A new place for George Washington University students, faculty and staff to get their chocolate fix has opened its doors in Foggy Bottom.
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Photos: Midnight Breakfast 2016
Students on Monday got a brief reprieve from their studies to partake in a beloved university tradition—Midnight Breakfast. Students enjoyed food from Whole Foods, Crepeaway, The Pretzel Bakery,...
Grad2Grad Program Offers Seniors a Discount on GW Graduate Programs
The George Washington University will continue its Grad2Grad Program for another year, offering a 10 percent tuition reduction to 2017 GW graduates who...
Holiday Gifts from the Museum Shop
With its collection of international textiles and accessories, the...
GWPD: Lock Doors, Secure Belongings prior to Winter Break
By Kristen Mitchell
As students prepare to leave the George Washington University for a few weeks of relaxation between semesters, Police Chief RaShall Brackney has five tips for how the GW...
Resident Advisors Testify at National Labor Relations Board
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University participated Wednesday in a daylong hearing before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to determine whether there should be a vote...
Some Students Connect with GW before Admission
By Ruth Steinhardt
Applying to college posed challenges for Emma Montero. Ms. Montero, who is Latina and grew up in the Bronx, had visited a number of campuses that seemed overwhelmingly...