A walk down I Street in historic Foggy Bottom used to result in an affectionate interaction with Kitty Snows, the alley cat who lives in the area. Normally, Kitty would present herself to be petted, ...

A law professor found that wearing an ankle monitor during probation or parole is just as restrictive as incarceration in a report published late last month. Kate Weisburd, an associate professor of ...

Sorry to all the graveyard fanatics out there, but as a former cemetery tour guide, I think I have the right to judge this deadly serious matter. There can only be so much interest in walking poorly ...

As federal research dollars grow increasingly competitive, officials are turning to a new funding source for projects: corporations. Leo Chalupa, the vice president for research, said expanding ...

From scrounging for affordable plane tickets after class to placing late-night calls spanning time zones, maintaining a long-distance relationship while earning a degree can seem daunting. But ...

Metro service on the Blue Line returned last week following a three-month long shutdown caused by platform reconstruction at the Arlington Cemetery station. The two stations were closed during ...

Evan Wolf is a rising freshman majoring in political communication. The COVID-19 pandemic brought about an unprecedented disruption to both K-12 and higher educaiton at a national and worldwide scale.

GW Law will roll out three courses later this academic year as part of an ongoing expansion of a law program providing professionals with expertise in cyber and national security law through new ...

Men’s basketball announced the signing of graduate forward Antoine Smith Jr. last Thursday. As a senior last season, Smith averaged 7.7 points on 40 percent shooting and 36 percent three-point ...

Apple iPhone users can listen to music, send text messages and now – thanks to a couple of GW faculty members – quit smoking. My Quitline is a free iPhone application that allows users to instant ...

A panel of political consultants and GW students discussed political authenticity on social media at the School of Media & Public Affairs on Monday. Political consultants Madeline Twomey and Liz Ring ...

With spring break just around the corner, usher in your much-needed vacation with these invigorating events happening across the District this weekend. Entrance yourself in a spring-inspired ...