Learning the Complexity of Political Negotiations
By B.L. Wilson
At a Climate Change Simulation workshop, George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management students joined students from other universities in testing...
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Got Problems? She’s Got Answers
By Greg Varner
How does a graduate student working on a master’s in counseling at GW’s Graduate School of Education and Human Development become an...
GW Welcomes Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholarship Program Class of 2026
The 10 outstanding D.C. high school students who will be receiving full-ride scholarships were honored in a ceremony Wednesday night on campus.
Madeleine Albright’s 2000 Commencement Address
Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as United States secretary of state, died Wednesday. She was 84. Albright...
Museum World Undergoes Big Changes
By Greg Varner
Once upon a time, museums may have seemed like stuffy places, but today they are caught up in the broader transformations stirring society and culture. And it’s only natural...
In a conversation with Columbian College of Arts and Sciences Dean Paul Wahlbeck, Physics Professor ...
SEAS Professor Lorena Barba Honored by Alma Mater
She is the second woman to ever receive a Doctor Honoris Causa in the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María’s nearly 100-year history.
On national Match Day, medical school students find out their next stop in their education.
Dean Matthew: ‘Health Is a Byproduct of Justice’
By Greg Varner
Data shows it in black and white: Black and brown people die sooner than white people of the same ailments. The health of minority populations is undermined by racial...