The Washington National Opera returned on to the stage where it first debuted almost 70 years prior on Saturday, a full-circle moment as the company begins charting a path beyond its longtime home at ...

The deal transfers all of GW’s roughly 122 acres of property in Loudoun County, Virginia, to ADS for $427,299,350 — roughly $3.5 million an acre — according to real estate records.

Three students studying abroad in Jordan are evacuating the country, a University spokesperson confirmed, after the conflict ...

Roughly 30 graduate workers held a “grade-in” outside the negotiation room before officers asked them to leave the lobby.

Student Government Association senators unanimously passed a resolution Monday urging officials to bolster free speech ...

Women’s basketball dropped their first A-10 tournament matchup to Dayton 62-54, bringing their season to an end in Henrico, ...

Pregame, the team honored five student athletes as part of Senior Night honors, including star redshirt senior forward Rafael Castro who scored his 1,000th collegiate point in the game.

Devonté Hynes, known under the stage name Blood Orange, kicked off the second leg of his Essex Honey Tour at The Anthem Tuesday, bringing his quintessential blend of alternative pop and R&B to a ...

The Division of Student Affairs hired D. Stafford & Associates in spring 2025 to review and help revise GW’s Code of Student Conduct as students push back on proposed changes to the conduct process.

The core indicators report, which is presented to the senate every year, states that GW’s first-year retention rate dropped to its lowest level since 2021.

The strategic framework sounds great. But everything has a price, and it’s easy to support a vision before learning the trade-offs. The question is now, what will it take to bring Granberg’s vision to ...

The University should be meeting the needs of its students through gracious internship stipends, especially in a city that is filled with unpaid working opportunities and overpriced housing.