Students Discuss Impact of KACIF Grant
Knowledge in Action Career Internship Fund (KACIF) grant recipients explained how the grant propelled them closer to their goals.
GW Alumna: ‘I Paid My Student Loans off in Four Years’
A GWSB course in personal finance that helped graduate student Charlinda Sims figure out how to repay her student loans will be open to undergraduate students for the first time in the spring.
In Photos: Midnight Breakfast 2018
Annual tradition offers students a break from preparing for final exams with food and fun.
Leaving D.C. for Winter Break? Here’s What You Should Know
GW students should exercise caution as they prepare to leave campus at the end of the semester.
Student Resources Available to Get Ready for Finals
Everything you need to finish the fall 2018 semester on a high note.
University Incorporating Student Feedback into New Residence Hall Design Process
Student space is a priority in the new Foggy Bottom building.
Religious Groups Come Together for Interfaith Dinner
GW students celebrated religious diversity and reflected on their experiences with faith at the 17th annual event.
An #OnlyAtGW Surprise: Seeing Michelle Obama
Students received free tickets to hear former first lady speak—with a bonus visit from her husband, Barack Obama.
International Buddy Program Supports Diversity at GW
The CCAS International Buddy Program pairs international graduate students with mentors, helping new students get acquainted with D.C. and the university.
In Photos: GW Students Share Why They Are Thankful
Around the Foggy Bottom campus, GW students expressed gratitude for the positive things in their lives.
George Hacks Inspires Interdisciplinary Problem Solving
The student organization focuses on fostering innovation and making hackathons accessible to students of all disciplines.
Students Express Concerns over University Culture at Town Hall
GW administrators in attendance listened and responded to students on issues of race, diversity and inclusion at the Black Student Union town hall.
GSPM Student Discusses Nuclear Energy with European Leaders
David Gargaro spoke to representatives of the European Union about the global future of nuclear energy.
A Colonial Born to Play Ball
Men’s basketball’s Maceo Jack, the son of star athletes, learned the importance of passion, energy and competitiveness from his parents.
In Photos: Corcoran Masquerade Ball 2018
Students and community members celebrated Halloween in fun, elegant and eerie style.
