By Kristen Mitchell
One hundred student groups have advanced to round two of George Washington University’s New Venture Competition, an annual...
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Sens. Cruz and Sanders Debate Future of Health Care
By B.J. Wilson
There were a few points in their debate on the future of healthcare in the United States on which Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) agreed. The right to...
Edward Seto Installed as King Fahd Professor of Cancer Biology
By C.J. Trent-Gurbuz
For Edward Seto, associate director for basic sciences at the George Washington University Cancer Center and professor of biochemistry and molecular medicine at the GW...
Cut Back on Red Meat, Increase Exercise to Improve Heart Health
By Kristen Mitchell
Every February we turn our attention to heart health for American Heart Month, but people should be thinking about...
Students: Apply Now for Chance to Speak at Commencement
Imagine standing on stage during the George Washington University Commencement on the National Mall flanked by university administrators...
Corcoran School Hosts ‘Decolonizing Alaska’
At first glance, Linda Infante Lyons’s painting “St. Katherine of Karluk” resembles a religious Christian icon of a Madonna...
Experts and Policymakers Gather for Food Summit
By Ruth Steinhardt
More than 35 leaders in business, farming, nonprofit and government sectors—including two members of Congress, activist and chef José Andrés and actress and advocate Fran...
Members of Congress, Staff Cross the Aisle at GW Alumni Reception
By Ruth Steinhardt
Six members of Congress with connections to the George Washington University spoke at an annual Capitol Hill networking reception Tuesday, with several of the elected...
GW PAL Enables Live Tracking in New Update
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University is rolling out an updated version of the smartphone application GW PAL that will enable live tracking and make existing options more...
Law Professor Stresses Civility, Integrity: ‘It’s the Right Thing to Do’
The message of the annual Richard W. Blackburn Endowed Lecture on Civility and Integrity seemed more apt than ever Thursday as Noah Feldman, a Harvard Law School professor, made his case for how...