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Seniors Share Favorite GW Memories

In their own words, graduating seniors talk about their most memorable moments during their time at the university.

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Campus Life 101

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.

#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts and Events Agenda

Enter the art world with graduating Corcoran students at NEXT, welcome summer with blackbear and GRYFFIN at Spring Fling, stock up for Mother’s Day at the museum shop, celebrate Earth Day and more.

GW in Focus

News in Brief

SEAS Professor Inducted into Elite Medical and Biological Group

AIMBE welcomed Lijie Grace Zhang to join the top 2 percent of her profession in its College of Fellows for her outstanding contributions to tissue engineering.

Blake Morant cautions against dramatic changes in the admissions process despite scrutiny in light of the scandal.

The Elliott School's Admiral Michelle J. Howard Appointed to IBM Board

The Maurice C. Shapiro Visiting Professor of International Affairs and the Navy’s first African American woman to command a ship will begin her appointment in March.

GW Holiday Video: Raise High in 2019

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

AIMBE welcomed Lijie Grace Zhang to join the top 2 percent of her profession in its College of Fellows for her outstanding contributions to tissue engineering.

Blake Morant cautions against dramatic changes in the admissions process despite scrutiny in light of the scandal.

The Maurice C. Shapiro Visiting Professor of International Affairs and the Navy’s first African American woman to command a ship will begin her appointment in March.

Cindy McCain, alumna Christine Darden also will receive honorary degrees at the May 19 ceremony.

The B.A. candidate in journalism and mass communication will speak about overcoming fear.

Dr. Maltzman will remain in the job until a successor is selected, will return to teaching.

Elliott School senior David Perron transitioned from foreign policy to business consulting, will start working at Ernst & Young in the fall.

Erin Flanagan, the MSSC business operations manager, is a jack-of-all trades as she regularly jumps from spreadsheets to student engagement.

The site provides new information about the university’s five strategic initiatives and brings them under the theme “Together, We Raise High.”