By Ruth Steinhardt
Richard Weitz is used to A-list events. A partner at entertainment agency William Morris Endeavor and co-head of its scripted television department, his client...
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GW Community Continues Service through Pandemic
By Tatyana Hopkins
As communities across the country work to meet the social, economic and health care demands of the COVID-19 crisis, students and faculty members from across...
Faculty Senate Holds Special Meeting
Provost M. Brian Blake provided an update on fall operations and budget planning during a special Faculty Senate meeting held Wednesday, as faculty emphasized more active consultation in the...
Concerns About Cybersecurity Increase During COVID-19
By Tatyana Hopkins
Cyber criminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 crisis, as cybersecurity experts have tracked a rise in online scams related to the novel coronavirus....
GW Expands Renewable Energy Commitment with New On-Campus Solar Panels
George Washington University is providing rooftop space on five on-campus buildings for solar photovoltaic panels that will increase solar electricity in Washington, D.C.
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Statement from the George Washington University Board of Trustees
The current pandemic crisis has caused an existential threat to all institutions of higher learning including the George Washington University (GW). It has abruptly disrupted the education of our...
ICYMI: D.C ‘Stay-at-Home’ Order Extended, Remote Work Continues
Members of the George Washington University community should continue to telework and engage remotely following an extension of the District of Columbia’s “stay-at-home” order and the conclusion...
Board of Trustees Holds Virtual May Meeting
The George Washington University continues to closely monitor the evolving COVID-19 pandemic and is working diligently on plans for the fall semester and the corresponding budget impact, President...
Milken Institute SPH Launches COVID-19 Study to Protect Healthcare Workers
The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health launched a new study that will begin testing for signs of infection and...