Bottom Campus News Today

Members of the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission voted to elect Malec Monday after former chair Joel Causey resigned from the role last month.

We need a holistic approach to campus safety, not one born of desperation and resignation over mass shootings.

In the backyard of GW's Foggy Bottom Campus, U.S. leaders congregate and deliberate while making pivotal decisions and crafting history.

Five eco-friendly tips for more sustainable celebrations.

Faculty senators will vote on the resolution urging officials to resume plans for a new residence hall on the corner of 20th and H streets.

While recent changes to GW’s Foggy Bottom Campus are no doubt improvements, this week’s headlines are a reminder that progress isn’t so simple.

Students and residents alike ought to enjoy beautifully preserved remnants of the neighborhood’s past – not mourn their loss.

Updated: Feb. 18, 2021 at 1:43 p.m. Officials plan to tear down the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service building later this year and move its offices to the new GW Hillel building soon to open on H Street. Amy Cohen, the executive director of the Nashman Center, announced the University’s plans last week to replace the area surrounding the Nashman Center with green space “to create an enlarged outdoor space for community use.” Cohen said officials with the Division of S...