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  • PHOTO ESSAY: Battle of the Bands 2025
    Words and photos by Nancy Kiner On November 8, Radio stations from Georgetown, American, and George Washington came together to put on Battle of The Bands in Square 80 on GW’s campus. Bands from all three universities came to represent: Argo and the Violet Queens from American University, Georgetown University with Jam! And finally, the GW…
  • Women’s basketball earns comeback win behind Reynolds’ 19 points
    By Alden Detmer The George Washington women’s basketball team (5-5) beat the Brown Bears (6-4) in a thrilling comeback victory 53-48 in front of an electric home crowd Saturday afternoon. However, it wasn’t all butterflies and rainbows for the Revolutionaries: they began the game with their worst first quarter of the season, only scoring four…
  • GW outlasts Dayton, earns hard-fought win
    By Alden Detmer The George Washington women’s basketball team (4-5) beat the Dayton Flyers (4-4) in a methodical defensive victory 54-42 at the Charles E. Smith Center on Wednesday evening. The Revs are coming off a competitive trip to the Cayman Islands Classic last weekend, where GW forced overtime in a 77-83 loss to the…
  • CONCERT REVIEW: Alex G @ The Anthem, 10/17
    Seeing Alex G headline for the first time was simply watching 4 guys jam out on stage- and it was absolutely awesome.  My friend and I arrived early, wanting a spot closer to the stage while also leaving time for me to speak to and take pictures of fans in the line. Outside the venue, the people I met were pleasant and fun to talk to, most having listened to him for a long time and being able to name their favorite tracks from the new album. Whenever I asked to take a picture of them, the answer was always a quick “Yes!” and generally some small talk while my polaroid camera printed the photo. Excitement flowed through the long line, which stretched much further than I expected it to before we ended up settling into a spot.
  • Bohlke seals GW cross-country legacy in record-breaking senior season
    By Katie Yancey As men’s cross-country wrapped up its season last week at the Mid-Atlantic Regional championships, senior Michael Bohlke’s record-breaking collegiate career also came to a close. Bohlke, a distance runner, sealed his legacy as a Revolutionary earlier this month by becoming the first men’s cross-country athlete to win an individual Atlantic 10 title. …
  • Bloggers Review: Fries on campus
    Blog feels that we have a moral obligation to use our powers of taste-making and superior judgement to aid the uneducated in seeking out the best food on campus. Of particular interest to us are fries, the ultimate side, the perfect snack, the primordial sauce vessel.
  • Men’s basketball continues early-season dominance with win over UMBC
    By Eli Brown GW Men’s Basketball (5-0) beat UMBC (3-2) 89-52 on Wednesday Night in the Smith Center. This is the second time in three years that the Revs have gotten off to a 5-0 start under Head Coach Chris Caputo.  The return of Garret Johnson continued to be vital for GW Wednesday night as…
  • Men’s basketball’s stouthearted dominance secures historic third-straight 4-0 start
    By Zach Gindi-Chiafullo On the first night that the Buff and Blue honored the legendary Joe Holup at the Charles E. Smith Center’s 50th anniversary, the team rose to the occasion. Surrounded by decades of history and a crowd celebrating one of GW’s greats, they delivered a performance worthy of the moment—and kept their undefeated…
  • PREVIEW: Motion City Soundtrack @ The Fillmore, 2/1
    By: Leila McKiernan Motion City Soundtrack is on tour for their newest album, The Same Old Wasted, Wonderful World. The album has the unique energy and hopeful attitude that MCS has been bringing to the pop punk genre for over 20 years, one synth-filled song at a time. See them perform old hits and brand-new…
  • PREVIEW: Lexa Gates @ The Fillmore 11/16
    By: Solange Zavala Lexa Gates, the singer who locked herself in a glass box for ten hours listening to her new album Elite Vessel as New Yorkers watched from the streets, is bringing her I Am Tour to D.C.’s Fillmore Theatre this November 16. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Queens, NY, Gates first…