Faculty senators raised concerns about personnel vacancies, resource allocations and missing department budgets at a meeting Friday — points of contention that officials didn’t directly address.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators allegedly spray-painted in front of several Board of Trustees members’ homes and sent letters about the University’s alleged role in the war in Gaza to their neighbors ...

Researchers discovered a ribonucleic acid molecule that produces black coloring on butterflies’ wings in a study published last month. GW biology professor Luca Livraghi used the genome-editing ...

With endless virtual lines and exorbitant prices, buying concert tickets for the chart-topping artists who headline in the District is no easy feat for music aficionados. If you are tired of ...

Senior Nareg Panossian often craves the Armenian yogurt drink, tan, for its sour-yet-salty fermented flavor and its refreshing electrolytes, ideal for a hot summer day. But it’s not a beverage he can ...

Faculty and staff said GW Libraries continues to face staff retention and morale issues eight years after budget and staff cuts. Henry said staff acquisition and retention continue to be a priority ...

The GroW Community Garden is home to all sorts of colors — greens from the shrubbery and rosemary sprouting out of the ground, sky blue plastered on the mural behind it and soon-to-be white “ghost” ...

Finance Division officials on Friday launched a website displaying the University’s publicly available financial documents for fiscal year 2023 amid student requests for transparency on GW’s ...

When “Sex and the City” star Carrie Bradshaw told her friends she didn’t need therapy because she had them, her often-wise friend Samantha responded with the truest words: “We’re just as f*cked up as ...

About 40 pro-Palestinian protesters stood outside of the University Student Center on Friday to call out the Board of Trustees during their first meeting of the academic year, continuing months of ...

Officials this semester implemented GWorld “tap” payment scanners at dining halls and University dining partners, which students and local restaurant employees say expedites transactions. Officials ...