Students joined the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence for a gathering in Washington, D.C. Tuesday in order to hold…

Only rain could momentarily delay the 24-hour protest concert, part of the student-initiated #SaveTheArtsGW campaign’s most recent attempt to fight…

Hundreds of GW students and members of the D.C. community packed into Lisner Auditorium Tuesday to celebrate International Transgender Day…

Daniel Handler, better known as Lemony Snicket, discussed his acclaimed book series, A Series of Unfortunate Events, as well as…

Bailey Mohr wants to know why politicians Tweet. Ready to research, this 2014 Manheim-Sterling Award winner got to work. Mohr,…

The GW chapter of the Network of Enlightened Women, in coordination with GW Young America’s Foundation, hosted conservative author and…

A diverse panel of accomplished producers and journalists gathered Wednesday in the Marvin Center to discuss their contributions, and their…

Students made an impact on the community during GW’s Dance Marathon last Saturday. Students from all organizations came to dance…

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Sitting in the cold, wind and rain, nearly 1,000 students waited outside Lisner Auditorium Monday to watch one of the…

David Makovsky, a former advisor to Secretary of State John Kerry, spoke to students at the Marvin Center about the…

Around 30 GW students braved cold weather and rain to stage a “Die In” in protest of the shooting of…

The Vern’s black box theater temporally stopped belonging to the University and became property of Emperor Kuzco as his play,…

The applause was loud and enthusiastic as 12 acts took the stage last Thursday night to prove that GW’s got…

Murmurs of anticipation filled Lisner Auditorium as the sold out venue prepared for the night’s special guest: William ‘Bill’ Nye…

Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) has been raising awareness throughout the GW community since it was founded in 2010. Through…