A year after Western Market launched an eco-friendly partnership with a waste management company to reduce vendor food waste, the market installed composting bins at food disposal stations to include ...

The D.C. Council passed emergency legislation to support D.C. Circulator employees Tuesday as more than 90 drivers faced layoffs. The DC Circulator Transition Temporary Amendment Act of 2024, which ...

A Republican member of Congress discussed his experience being at the first assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during an event at the School of Media & Public Affairs on Wednesday.

I’ve always wished to leave Roswell, Georgia, the suburban conservative town I call home. But ever since I moved to D.C. for college, the state always seems to be on my mind. Like many other students, ...

Officials on Thursday debuted initiatives outlining the development process for the University’s first strategic plan since 2020. Since the beginning of her term in July 2023, University President ...

As the bass pumps through the speakers of a D.C. nightclub and students pack the dance floor like sardines, a familiar face may be controlling the track from behind the DJ booth. At undergraduates’ ...

District officials indefinitely delayed the opening of an unhoused shelter near campus two weeks before residents planned to move in, pushing back their anticipated entry date for the fifth time ...

A Ukrainian soldier’s military ID card, fragments from a Russian jet and a propeller from an Iranian drone sat on display at the Smith Hall of Art for over a month in an exhibit that concluded Sept.

The University will rename the Cloyd Heck Marvin Center following years of protests over its namesake’s legacy of upholding racial segregation while serving as University president, the first decision ...

Officials will delay the opening of a homeless shelter at The Aston after an unnamed group of local property owners filed a second lawsuit last month attempting to block its conversion into a shelter.

Politics and Prose hosted a conversation between former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and author Louise Penny about the relationship between politics and literature Tuesday. Penny, a New York ...

Although Calder Stembel is graduating this year, he hopes his time at GW will only be his first of many experiences with students and academics. “My dream is to be an advocate for students as a ...