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GW Law Graduates Fill Supreme Court Clerkships at a High Rate
By Menachem Wecker
David Fox was riding a courthouse elevator with local counsel and a client when Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer called offering a clerkship. Mr. Fox, J.D. ’12, who...
Pandemic Makes Governor of Puerto Rico’s Job more Difficult
By Greg Varner
Governing can be tricky, especially during a pandemic, said Puerto Rico’s Governor Pedro Pierluisi, J.D. ‘84, who was elected to his first gubernatorial term in November...
New Designation Highlights Vital Role of Postdoctoral Researchers
The George Washington University announced that in recognition of the vital role of postdoctoral researchers to the university’s research community, postdoctoral researchers will be reclassified...
Updated Safety Protocols for GW Centuries Celebration Weekend
Today, the university announced COVID-19 safety protocols for Our Moment, Our Momentum: GW Centuries Celebration Weekend in Washington, D.C...
By Ann McMaster
At the end of her hectic days designing and implementing business systems with clients, Debra Lee, M.B.A. ’83, for decades knitted for two hours almost every evening. The...
Q & A: SMHS Researcher Anne Chiaramello
By CJ Trent-Gurbuz
With a $1.13 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Anne Chiaramello, associate professor of anatomy and cell biology and founding director of the...
World-Renowned Economist Advocates for System Shakeup
By Nick Erickson
While hope is one of the principal foundations of his work, Nobel Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus offered a grim reality if the world does not use the pandemic as a...
Voters Express Confidence in Government in New GW Poll
By Greg Varner
Close to three in four American voters have confidence in the federal government and in the future of the country, even though many think things are currently on the wrong...
