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Protecting the Right to Vote Is ‘the Most Important Fight of Our Times’

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke about the need to guarantee fair and secure elections during an event held at GW.

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Show your school spirit at Colonials Weekend. Plus novelist Rick Riordan, the Kennedy Center’s new arts campus, free tickets for Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton and more.

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A new series from GW Today that offers tips on the basics of navigating life at college from staying safe to adjusting to college academics and managing stress.

The DMV—the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—is home to broad, diverse communities and neighborhoods that offer history, good eats, parks and waterfronts—much of it a quick Metro ride away.

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Editor of History News Network at GW Discusses Political Fear Tactics

Kyla Sommers said conservative politicians use segregationist tactics to invoke fear of urban cities and rally white voters.

Cory Silverstein and Joshua Pulman’s Silver Art Project will allow emerging artists to compete for a place in a spacious studio with panoramic views in lower Manhattan.

Elliott School Vice Dean Edward Gnehm Remembers George H. W. Bush

Kyla Sommers said conservative politicians use segregationist tactics to invoke fear of urban cities and rally white voters.

Cory Silverstein and Joshua Pulman’s Silver Art Project will allow emerging artists to compete for a place in a spacious studio with panoramic views in lower Manhattan.

Jonathan Rothwell said the quality of shows people watch can shape the way they think, their political preferences and their cognitive ability.

Yana Kalashnyk and Adedapo Laditan were recognized among the nation’s top online M.B.A. students by Online MBA Report.

After a $10 million investment this summer, the university has so far completed hundreds of projects that will improve the student, faculty and staff experience.

Rankings, which change from year to year, are one of many ways to determine whether a university is the right fit, officials said.

The George Washington University will play host this fall to artists, musicians, authors and cultural figures, including Michelle Wolf and Michael Che, José Andrés, Greta

Students can use GW Student Research Commons to find research positions and other opportunities across disciplines.

A team of GW researchers studying hate on social media outlined the challenges to dismantling online hate groups worldwide in a new paper.

The new position elevates students’ voices as part of the university’s commitment to improve the student experience.