The 2021 Van Vleck Moot Court Competition Goes Virtual
By Tatyana Hopkins
Members of the GW Law community tuned in Thursday to watch two advocacy teams argue a fictitious Supreme Court case in the final round of the 2021 Van Vleck...
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Biden Announces Key Members of His White House Science Team
Kei Koizumi, an Elliott School alum and visiting scholar, will serve as chief of staff of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Isabel Wilkerson Examines America’s Racial Caste System
By Briahnna Brown
Rioters openly bringing a Confederate flag to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol not only resurrects unresolved divisions in this country, but it also...
What to Expect from the Biden Administration and International Affairs
By Tatyana Hopkins
President Joe Biden set out broad policy goals in foreign policy on the campaign trail—reconnecting with allies, rejoining international institutions and reversing some...
GW Community Urged to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine When Eligible
As COVID-19 vaccines become available through the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and other states, George...
U.S. News Ranks GW High in List of Best Online Programs
A new list released Tuesday by U.S. News & World Report ranked the George Washington University as the 19th best online bachelor’s program out of 337 and the 11th best online bachelor’s program...
By Tatyana Hopkins
President Joe Biden entered the White House with a sprawling agenda including gaining control of the COVID-19 pandemic, ushering economic recovery, implementing large-...
GW/Whitman Walker Health Partnership Receives $8.4 million NIH Award
By Thomas Kohout
The District of Columbia Clinical Trials Unit (DC CTU), a collaboration between the George Washington University (GW) and Whitman Walker Institute (WWI), was selected by...
Larry King, the legendary television and radio show host, master of an interview style he called “infotainment” in conversation with thousands of newsmakers and celebrities over the years from...
GW Welcomes Additional Students during Spring Move-In
Additional George Washington University students began moving into Foggy Bottom campus residences on Saturday and Sunday for the spring semester.
The 1,000 students will move in over two...