GW Students Encouraged to ‘Be Wiser’ about Their Health
George Washington University students will learn to prioritize wellness during the annual...
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'Red Light, Green Light' Game Puts Focus on Consent
By Ruth Steinhardt
In an effort to raise awareness of issues of sexual consent, the George Washington University chapter of fraternity Zeta Beta Tau and its...
Library Open 24/7 at Virginia Science and Technology Campus
By Brittney Dunkins
The George Washington University Libraries announced Monday that the ...
A Haunting Presence in Empty Spaces
Something about being alone in an abandoned space makes us uneasy. That’s what the curators at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery found in its newest show, “Absence/...
Pop-Up Produce Market Offers Deanwood Residents a Fresh Take on Nutrition
Every week, 56-year-old Garcella Campbell rides her bike across D.C. to the Turkey Thicket Aquatic Facility to take water...
Economic Development Growing in Walkable Urban Communities
Christopher Leinberger, Charles Bendit Distinguished Scholar and research professor of urban real estate, quoted on the changing perceptions of cars.
Open Enrollment Closes Oct. 30
The George Washington University’s annual open enrollment period ends Oct. 30. GW faculty and staff have until 8 p.m....
GW Inducts Seven Into Engineering Hall of Fame
By James Irwin
Seven George Washington University graduates, including the director of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the chief of staff of...
Mavis Staples and Joan Osborne Bring Soul to Campus
Grammy-nominated singer Joan Osborne had always been familiar with the Staples Singers—she’d heard their hits like “Respect Yourself” and “I’ll Take You There” on the radio. But one frosty night...
GW Celebrates Creation of Ticktin Professorship
By James Irwin
Within a few weeks of arriving at the George Washington University in 2013, Ben Vinson III began hearing stories about “a legendary...