My College Daily

After a job offer fell through, GW graduate Zach Cutlere decided to create his own company – a public relations and business development firm.

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From no callbacks to calling the shots

Jennifer Beatty is proud to be a pageant girl and is excited to compete for the coveted title of Miss DC.

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Becoming a ‘pageant girl’

Since she was three years old, Amanda Uhme has been trying to wrap her mind around suicide.

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Speaking out about suicide

For the cooking-challenged among us: Have no fear, Cristina Roman is here to make you dinner. GW Bites, Romans new culinary micro-enterprise, brings you homemade meals.

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Delivering dorm-friendly dinners

While the University Police Department encourages students to exercise caution around the homeless, many remain unsure about how to interact with the homeless population on campus.

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Humanizing the homeless

GWs favorite spot for cheap drinks, Lucky Charms and the occasional “Jersey Shore” cast member made it onto the “25 More College Bars We Love” list.

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McFadden’s makes top 25 list of college bars

From wicked witches, scary movie marathons and candy comas: the tell-tale signs of Halloween are here. The Halloween spirit is upon us and it wouldnt be complete without Halloween costumes. Its the one time of year when children and adults alike can pretend to be someone else for that one and only fright night.

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Halloween costumes, be who you aren’t

On an average work day, David Jumper picks up celebrity musicians from the airport, oversees a sound check and takes care of any last minute problems.

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Partying for pay

Richard Thompson, Ph.D., is a self-proclaimed science geek and has been one as far back as he can remember. Thompson is originally from Wichita, Kansas, but has spent time in Texas, Illinois and Louisiana

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Professor Profile: Published researcher enjoys teaching above all

Armed with an accordion and an attitude, 20-year-old self-taught musician Kelly Adsitt has found an ideal stage to hone his musical skills: Gelman Library.

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What’s the deal with. . .the accordion music outside Gelman?