Colonial Inauguration is a rite of passage for all GW students. The yellow towels, the socks, the hour-long #OnlyAtGW presentation that makes you start to regret your decision, and the incredible group of friends you can’t believe you made on your first day. You guys made a group chat and went to the monuments together and were super excited to keep on hanging out, and then never saw each other again. Find out what happened to each of them and what they’re up to these days, you won’t believe what happened to Sofia!
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Where Are They Now: The People You Met at CI
Colonial Inauguration is a rite of passage for all GW students. The yellow towels, the socks, the hour-long #OnlyAtGW presentation that makes you start to regret your decision, and the incredible group of friends you can’t believe you made on your first day. You guys made a group chat and went to the monuments together and were super excited to keep on hanging out, and then never saw each other again. Find out what happened to each of them and what they’re up to these days, you won’t believe what happened to Sofia!
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Monday, April 17, 2017
“Screw it, Why Not Cacti?” Says Exasperated GW Landscaper
WASHINGTON - Local students overheard Gerome Lambergast unravel his brilliant philosophy regarding George Washington University’s extensive annual landscaping and reveal this year’s brilliant new floral renovation.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Action Bronson to Headline GW Flag Day
WASHINGTON - Excited to drum up donations from philanthropic alums, the administration at George Washington University announced today that they had scheduled everyone’s favorite act for the upcoming GW Flag Day.
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
International Boating Shoe Embargo Thrusts Campus Into Chaos
WASHINGTON - It was a scene of panic today as a bare-footed President Knapp approached the podium to address his loyal servants about an issue which could no longer be avoided.
GW Colonials Invade Georgetown, Enslave Locals, Create Sugar Cane Plantation
WASHINGTON - It was a momentous day to be a colonial as the students of the nation’s fifty second best research institution lined the streets to cheer on marching armies on their way to the school’s newest satellite campus.