Certain ghosts and ghouls rumored to haunt iconic locations in District might give locals as much of a fright as the upcoming election. Be they political luminaries who now inhabit lantern-lit halls ...

Over 800,000 people ride the Metro every day. And for D.C. native Randi Miller, the voice actress responsible for those all-too-familiar “door closing” audio clips, that means 800,000 people know her ...

University President Ellen Granberg joined a national initiative of university presidents to strengthen civic engagement on college campuses, according to a University release last month. The release ...

The Student Government Association Senate passed a resolution supporting GW graduate student workers’ unionization efforts at a full senate meeting Monday night. SGA Sen. Mehrshad Fahim Devin (SMHS-G) ...

Thomas LeBlanc, the current executive vice president and provost at the University of Miami, will be the 17th president of GW, the University announced Friday. LeBlanc now serves as the chief academic ...

We asked GW students how they intend to cast their ballots for the 2024 election. From mail-in to traveling back home, these students discuss the steps they’ll take to participate in their civic duty.

Amid a national influx of universities formally enacting institutional neutrality policies following the outbreak of the war in Gaza, GW is not considering adopting the approach. Since the outbreak of ...

Meghan McCain voiced her support for marriage equality in a speech at the Jack Morton Auditorium Thursday night, calling the gay rights movement “this generation’s civil rights movement” and urging ...

The first race I’ll be following is New York’s second congressional district, where Andrew Garbarino, an ’06 GW alum, is running to hold his seat against Democratic challenger Rob Lubin, a ’17 GW alum ...

More than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters gathered at the Black Lives Matter Plaza in the hour hour before D.C. polling sites closed on Election Day to condemn presidential candidates for aiding or ...

When walking to class, you’ve probably seen classmates in business professional clothes transiting to and fro their Capitol Hill internships. There exists a constant social pressure for GW students to ...