GW Today’s 2025 Last-Minute Gift Guide
From GW holiday ornaments to handmade luxury textiles, we offer a few last-minute shopping options in Foggy Bottom and its environs.
Student Life
In Photos: Holiday Festivities around GW
The Division for Student Affairs provided opportunities to take festive and reflective breaks to celebrate the holiday season.
In Photos: Midnight Breakfast 2025
The annual university tradition offered students a chance to step away from finals prep and recharge while building community.
Engineering Scholars Embody a Legacy of Service Leadership
Clark Scholars Program participants gathered to honor a transformational $11 million investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation.
Fall 2025 Final Exam Period Resources
The Division for Student Affairs is offering resources and well-being support through finals.
Photo Gallery: Thanksgiving Celebrations
GW community members gathered for events leading up to the Thanksgiving week break.
Photo Gallery: Mock Shaadi in Foggy Bottom
The GW Pakistani Students Association celebrated its annual mock traditional wedding, Mock Shaadi, Friday.
Photo Gallery: GW Celebrates Veterans Community 2025
The annual celebration recognized members of the GW community who have served the United States.
Getting to Know the DMV: Old Town Alexandria
The charming waterfront neighborhood has cobblestone streets, historical landmarks and lots of shops.
From the Flight Deck to Foggy Bottom: Navy Veteran Builds Community and Career at GW
After four years of service, Anthony Gutierrez is helping strengthen GW’s military-affiliated community while preparing for a future in aviation engineering.
M.B.A. Student Architects a Story of Ambition and Resilience
After narrowly escaping tragedy, Terry Bitar rebuilt her life in D.C., founding a thriving design firm and returning to GW to finish the degree she started.
Revolutionary Tales - Riley Whitlock
Revolutionary Tales: Riley Whitlock Finds Her Place in GW’s First Sustainability LLC
Indigenous Students Celebrate Living Cultures ‘Every Day, Every Minute’
Junior Jacob Brittingham, president of SINAR, puts being a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma at the heart of his story.
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