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Institute for Religious Freedom Will Move Education Programs to GW
President George Washington’s legacy as a champion of religious freedom and the acceptance of all faiths will be sustained at the George Washington University through a new institute in the...
Robert Quinn, executive director of Scholars at Risk, pens this viewpoint piece on the recent attack at Pakistan’s Bacha Khan University that killed 22 and wounded dozens.
Missouri Professor Who Called for ‘Some Muscle’ at Protest Is Charged
Henry C. Foley, the school’s interim chancellor, dismissed calls for Ms. Click’s immediate firing, but said the charge would be one factor in a review of her application for tenure.
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The World Needs More People Like Mustafa Koç
Mark R. Kennedy, director of the Graduate School of Political Management, authored a piece about alumnus Mustafa Koç, the chairman of Turkey’s largest group of companies.
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GW Gets to Work During Blizzard
The snow kept falling—one foot, then two. By the time Winter Storm Jonas departed late Saturday night, up to 25 inches had fallen in parts of Washington, D.C. Some suburban areas, like Ashburn, Va...
The Evolution of Health Promotion and Prevention Services
The George Washington University’s Health Promotion and Prevention Services is tucked...
GW Dean of Admissions to Step Down in May
George Washington University Dean of Admissions Karen Stroud Felton announced Thursday that she will step down from her position in May at the close of the current admissions cycle.
Vice...
Mock Argument—with a Real Justice
By Ruth Steinhardt
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito visited a packed Lisner Auditorium Thursday to judge the final round of GW Law’s...
What Does It Take to Represent Sports Legends?
By Ruth Steinhardt
He has represented NBA superstars Juwan Howard and Allen Iverson. In the mid-1980s, he negotiated the then highest ever...
GWMusicMonday: How Jonquel Jones Powers Up
