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UNIVERSITY NEWS
Dec. 15 Marks 200 Years of GW Commencements
Presidents, celebrities and one convicted body snatcher have delivered Commencement addresses since the first one, when the Marquis de Lafayette was in the audience.
December 6, 2024
UNIVERSITY NEWS
GW Inaugural Ball Set for Jan. 19
December 2, 2024
STUDENT LIFE
Fall 2024 Final Exam Period Resources
December 4, 2024
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Board of Trustees Elects New Member
December 6, 2024
HOLIDAYS
Books for Everyone on Your Holiday Shopping List
December 6, 2024
Pop the Myths: First-Generation Students
GW Here & Now: What TV Show Are You Currently Binge Watching?
RNAs Role in Butterfly Patterns
GW IN THE NEWS
Democracy in South Korea showed its strength
Agence France-Presse spoke to Celeste Arrington of the Elliott School.
Neurodivergent children need welcoming social experiences
The Washington Post quoted Roger Ideishi of SMHS.
A walk after eating is good for your health
NPR quoted Loretta DiPietro of SPH.
Enslaved Angolans played a large role in U.S. history
The New York Times quoted Stephen Lubkemann of CCAS.
Alumna invented napkin that tells if a drink has been spiked
DC News Now spoke to Danya Sherman, B.A. ’19.
The huge wealth gap between homeowners and renters
Marketplace quoted Vanessa Perry of the School of Business.
!["The Last Plantation: Racism and Resistance in the Halls of Congress"](/sites/g/files/zaxdzs5401/files/2024-11/pf_-_1_33.jpeg ""The Last Plantation: Racism and Resistance in the Halls of Congress"")
GWtoDo
#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
De-stress before exams with the Final Lap, a series of fun, relaxing events kicking off this week with Bonfire Night in Kogan Plaza, Paws 'n' Relax with professional therapy dogs, yoga under the stars and Vern Lights. Plus pick up one-of-a-kind, Rev-made gifts at the Student Holiday Market, catch fall concerts by the GW University Orchestra and GW University Band Dec. 8 and more.
GW SPORTS
GW Athletics Registers 94 Percent Graduation Success Rate
The Revs mark eighth straight year with at least a 94% graduation success rate.