Written Reporting
Raina Pawloski
Journalist
United States
Journalism and Political Science Student at The George Washington University
United States
Journalism and Political Science Student at The George Washington University
Written Reporting
Many D.C. queer youth face housing insecurity, discrimination, and isolation as advocates warn federal changes could worsen access.
GW alum and artist Adam Chamy will be featured in "Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise," The Phillips Collection's Juried Exhibition, which is open to the public starting August 1.
With rising bills and environmental implications, residents in Prince Williams County are voicing concerns of a proposed data center complex.
New D.C. ID rules streamline processes and keep replacement IDs free for unhoused residents while access remains limited.
The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness shared data giving insight into youth homelessness in D.C.
City Tap, an American gastropub in DuPont Circle, offers a weekly drag brunch each Saturday and Sunday complete with a buffet, unlimited drinks and a two hour long drag show that is sure to entertain.
Students leaving Gelman Library on Friday walked straight into a flea market in Kogan Plaza, where more than 20 vendors lined the quad selling vintage sweatshirts, upcycled denim and handmade jewelry as music played, and students stopped between classes to browse.
Usually coated in bright fluorescent lights and accented with chipping paint, Shoebox Music transformed Guthridge Hall's basement into a romantic, dreamy nook to be used as the backdrop for student musicians performing a variety of love-themed songs on Saturday.
The Black Girl Pre-Health Collective hosted the first Black pre-health conference at the Milken Institute School of Public Health on Friday aimed at helping students prepare for careers in health care.
MSA hosted iftar gala fundraisers for people in Muslim-majority countries and themed nights in collaboration with cultural and religious student organizations.
Staff Council members requested that officials refrain from laying off staff members for reasons related to the rise of artificial intelligence until after they've explored alternative roles or career paths for the personnel.
A new student organization is indulging Foggy Bottom's sweet tooth this semester.
Experts in constitutional law and diversity said they are uncertain about the impact that the Department of Education's probes into university diversity, equity and inclusion policies could have on GW due to the lack of a clear legal basis for the investigations and the likelihood of future legal battles.
Tens of thousands of anti-abortion protesters gathered at the National Mall to participate in the March for Life four days after the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
The Azerbaijani Student Association hosted a discussion Saturday on the immigrant identity crisis in the University Student Center.
Transgender and Non-binary Students at GW kicked off a week of programming that serves to raise awareness for the communities on campus Tuesday.
Students said they didn't expect the Hurricane Helene to severely damage their hometowns and urged others to emotionally support their peers.
Broadcast Reporting
Package filmed, wrote, and edited by Raina Pawloski. Covers a Turning Point USA event with Erica Kirk and Karoline Leavitt held at Lisner Auditorium at GWU. Packe is from 7:19-10:16
George Washington News's First episode of Spring 2026. Special Package on the DC Midterm elections written, filmed, and edited by Raina Pawloski. Package is from 17:25-23:07.
Audio Reporting
Who's Playing? is a weekly radio show on WRWG that covers what artists are playing in DC music venues in the coming week. Written and produced by Raina Pawloski