<p>Does GWU have substance-free housing? I've been searching on the website for a while but can't seem to find anything on it...If anyone knows and could tell me, that would be great!</p>
<p>My gut tells me no, but I haven't researched this topic. </p>
<p>I do know that drugs/alcohol tend to be less problematic at urban campuses... more things to do that don't involve drinking than being stuck in a cornfield. Not sure about GW, but I bet it's less of a "problem" than some places.</p>
<p>Check out a GU college *******, sometimes they give inside info on that stuff.</p>
<p>Sorry *GWU</p>
<p>Officially all housing is 'substance free'...but in reality that's not true.</p>
<p>To answer your question, there is no "designated" substance free housing. With that said, each dorm tends to have its own take on drinking/drugs. For example, the biggest freshman dorm, Thurston, is party central. The smaller dorms (Madison, Crawford, Lafayette, Potomac) tend to party only on the weekends. From what I hear, it's A LOT harder to do anything on the Mount Vernon Campus so maybe that would be more up your alley.</p>
<p>Hope that helped - and please, don't not let the lack of substance-free housing scare you. My roommate doesn't drink/smoke do anything like that but she still goes out to frat parties and clubs and has an awesome time. People understand if you don't want to drink.</p>