A new GW Law course offered this spring will help students examine increased international business disputes caused by globalization. Law school officials added the Global Economy and International ...

The Student Association Senate passed a resolution Monday calling on the University to divest from nine companies that allegedly contribute to Palestinian human rights abuses – legislation that the ...

Pro-Palestinian protesters rallied outside University President Ellen Granberg’s on-campus house and the barricades surrounding University Yard on the first day of the fall semester to underscore ...

A former men’s tennis player appealed a January ruling last Friday that dismissed a lawsuit alleging players and coaches used racial slurs, discriminated against him and “unlawfully” suspended him ...

A former student is suing the School of Medicine and Health Sciences and two administrators, alleging officials dismissed her from the University for disability-related symptoms after ignoring her ...

University officials last week sold the One Washington Circle Hotel property to a Florida-based real estate firm, which will renovate and reopen the building as a luxury hotel next year. In recent ...

The GW Hospital is expanding to Southeast D.C. with a new “state-of-the-art” facility in Ward 8, Mayor Muriel Bowser said in a release Wednesday. Bowser said Universal Health Services, the majority ...

At GW’s on-campus dining halls, students used to lay down hot plates and pay per pound of food they planned to consume. Now on the Mount Vernon Campus, the University is offering residents a buffet at ...

In a memorable scene from ‘90s sci-fi flick “The Fifth Element,” the hand of an alien creature is recovered from a destroyed spaceship. Using DNA extracted from the hand, scientists reconstruct the ...

Some Foggy Bottom residents are protesting the University’s plans to demolish the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service building. John George, the president of the Foggy Bottom ...

More than 20 student organizations were found to have violated GW’s gender, race and religion nondiscrimination policy, according to an email officials sent to those organizations last month. Director ...

As members of the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission take roll for their monthly meetings, it’s becoming difficult to ignore the empty seats ...