GW Business Students Attend Destination DC's Annual Marketing Outlook Meeting at GW
The experience is part of the program’s commitment to experiential, industry-based learning.
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In Memoriam: John L. Loeb, Jr.
The longtime diplomat and philanthropist helped bring his pioneering work in civic education, religious freedom and democracy to GW.
In Video: Welcome Day of Service Student Profile with Makda Johannes
Johannes was a student site leader at McKinley Technology High School, working on projects such as yard work and painting ahead of the upcoming academic year.
Faculty Flicks: At ‘The Odyssey’ with Classics’ Eric Cline
Christopher Nolan’s version of “The Odyssey” has taken moviegoers by storm. But does it pass the ultimate test: a classical studies professor’s expert eye?
GW Welcomes Its Newest Medical Students at White Coat Ceremony
The Class of 2030 brings research experience, varied academic backgrounds and a range of experiences to the start of medical school.
Q & A: The Power of Community and Imagining What It’s Like to Be Someone Else
George Washington University Professor Jodi Kanter explores the healing power of theater.
Vice President for Communications and Marketing to Leave GW on Oct. 2
During her four-year tenure, Ellen Moran helped guide GW through key initiatives such as the moniker transition, brand refresh and Rev Up! graduate enrollment campaign.
See Nothing: Did a Magnetar Make Empty Stellar Space Visible?
A new study led by a GW physics student may prove a 90-year-old cosmic theory that the vacuum of space can be altered by extreme magnetic fields.
In Photos: GW Kicks Off Fall With Weeks of Welcome
From the Vern to Kogan Plaza and the National Mall, students found plenty of ways to connect, celebrate and build community to begin the school year.
Modernized Mitchell Hall Reopens After 14-Month Revitalization Project
More community space and connecting students with the city are among the upgrades to the iconic GW residence hall.