GW Law, United Nations agency to host virtual summer program on nuclear law

Gymnastics placed third out of four teams in the Lindsey Ferris Invitational in the Smith Center Sunday, scoring 191.375 — nearly two points lower than last week’s meet, where they also finished third.

The women’s contest came down to the final race of the day in the 200-yard freestyle relay, where the Revolutionaries A relay swam a 1:32:55 notching a meet victory, 141-140.

A cartoon inspired by President Donald Trump's new order to extend National Guard presence in D.C. through 2026.

Interim Provost John Lach confirmed the FY2027 budget scenarios will include five, 10 and 15 percent reductions.

The terminations resulted in the loss of $7.2 million in current-period funds and $10.5 million in future-year funds.

Women’s basketball (10-10, 2-5 A-10) fell 53-48 to Loyola Chicago (7-11, 3-4 A-10) Saturday afternoon in the Smith Center, despite a mid-game surge that briefly swung momentum.

Student Bar Association senators asked the SBA’s Supreme Court to weigh in on two constitutional questions at a meeting Wednesday.

The University’s initial agreement with Universal Health Services to co-fund the Medical Faculty Associates halved its financial support for the medical enterprise as the parties negotiate a deal to sever GW’s financial ties.