Interim Provost John Lach announced officials will rebrand the Office of Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement to the ...

Twenty years ago, GW announced it would hold its Commencement ceremony on the National Mall, following a long history of hosting the event at various historic venues throughout the District. The ...

Editor’s note: The Hatchet will update this tracker with cuts to campus operations, programs, resources and personnel for the remainder of fiscal year 2026. Please reach out to [email protected] with ...

Officials will buy the Residences on The Avenue — an apartment building also home to Whole Foods, Sweetgreen and other retailers — after selling a lease to the land about 15 years ago. University ...

A former GW Law employee sued the University last week, alleging that officials fired her in February for reasons related to her disability. The lawsuit, filed in the D.C. Superior Court on July 23, ...

Nineteen saffron-robed Buddhist monks wrapped up a nearly four-month, 2,300-mile walking journey at GW on Wednesday, capturing national attention with their call for peace amid political division. The ...

GW professors and scholars discussed a new book tackling the rise of President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement and a new generation of right-leaning thinkers and influencers at the ...

As the son of immigrants, outgoing Graduate School of Education and Human Development Dean Michael Feuer said he’s always valued the role international connections can play in advancing education. As ...

A former medical student is suing the University, alleging officials forced her to withdraw from the School of Medicine & Health Sciences after determining she was unable to complete clinical ...

Susan F. Wood, a professor emerita of health policy and management and the former director of the Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health, died of brain cancer on Jan. 17. She was 66. Wood taught and ...

The CVS on E Street will close on May 6 after 65 years of operation, a company spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. CVS spokesperson Amy Thibault said the E Street CVS will transfer all remaining ...

Vector Marketing has long been criticized for its exploitative practices targeting students. Many students are tempted by the promise of flexible schedules, high earnings and the ability to build ...