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The College Post offers 15 tips for international students in the U.S. Among them: take up extracurricular activities, prepare for the weather, learn local laws and set realistic academic expectations. (May 2023)

Torch on the Potomac, founded by George Washington University students, wants to provide a platform and community ‘independent from the Chinese Communist Party and its puppets’ 

In the show's 11th year, the annual Georgey Awards Show includes athletes from all sports joining to celebrate their achievements during the past season. 

In 2015, roughly half of the Chinese students who planned to study abroad wanted to attend schools in the U.S. By 2022, this percentage had dropped to 30%, signaling a shift within the largest international student body in the U.S. Higher education professionals suggest that gun violence, rising...

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation that would cancel President Joe Biden’s proposed forgiveness program. Supporters of the plan, which would forgive up to $20,000 for qualified applicants, say it’s crucial to alleviate the massive student debt burden. But...

The White House Forum on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders drew more than 1,300 attendees.

Protestors from 20 student organizers protested against the Board of Trustees' decision to arm some GWPD officers last month.

In The Secret History of WashU, Student Life Producer Jeremy Slaten shares the stories of the buildings that once defined the Danforth campus. The second episode explores the history of Mudd and Eliot Halls, which served as the home of the Law School and social sciences, respectively.

Some faculty reported receiving no emergency preparedness training during their time at GW, while others said they completed virtual modules.

Executives from Verizon, Microsoft and Google spoke at GW’s first annual Business & Policy Forum, titled “Attacking Cybersecurity Risks.”