Through FY2026’s first quarter, The Hatchet covered these cuts in isolation. But in reporting, the paper detected a larger ...
Students said while they still feel safe, security cuts appear to be another instance of GW cutting back on services for ...
Officials declined to share details of their negotiations with Universal Health Services over ending GW’s financial ties to ...
In the two years since Fizz arrived at GW, students agree the app has done considerable damage to campus discourse, including ...
Researchers published a study this month suggesting that ordinary citizens possess more civic understanding than previously ...
As lacrosse delves into a slate of exhibition fall ball games, the team is working vigorously to iron out its regimens and incorporate new talent before battling Atlantic 10 competition in the spring.
Over the past five years, an increasing number of former standout athletes have traded their jerseys for whistles, stepping ...
A professor in the Elliott School of International Affairs launched an initiative this last week aiming to counter democratic ...
Perspective: In a time of political division, take advantage of GW’s mosaic of ideological diversity
Today’s climate of polarization and division on university campuses demands more than ever that we discuss political and ...
Officials assertion to not draw on the endowment comes as universities nationwide grapple with the necessary measures to ...
With 3-0 and 3-1 wins over Rhode Island on Friday and Saturday, the Revolutionaries extended their winning streak to four and ...
The study, led by Xiaochen Jin, used machine learning to determine that the atomic structure of Group 4 alloys, which ...
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