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A dozen students said they're visiting off-campus stores and avoiding purchasing poultry and eggs, which have soared in price within the past month.

Funger earned an associate’s degree from CCAS in 1952 and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the School of Business in 1953.

The University announced in an email Thursday that a free shuttle between the Foggy Bottom campus and Safeway begins operations on Saturday.

More than 10 commuters said they face obstacles like registering for classes that align with transportation schedules and finding places to reheat packed meals.

Ashwini Tambe said the program’s age and the diversity of faculty members’ expertise make the program “distinct” from programs at other institutions.

From its intrusive advertising practices on campus to the exploitation of its employees, Vector Marketing is a predatory organization at its heart.

The executive director at the National Basketball Player’s Association discussed her experiences as a woman of color in a male-dominated business.

Congrats, GW – you’ve made it 200 years strong. Since your establishment two centuries ago, you’ve changed nicknames, altered admissions practices and participated in tons of protests. In commemoration of this milestone, the editorial board deliberated GW’s best and worst moments. Opinions editor Hannah Thacker looks into the history of the Colonials moniker; contributing opinions editor Andrew Sugrue lays out the evolution of GW’s tuition costs; culture editor Anna Boone comments on ...