Simpler Parts Make for a more Efficient System
By Kristen Mitchell
A new paper by Columbian College of Arts and Sciences professor...
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Why Are Women Less Likely to Receive Effective Treatment for Heart Attacks?
By Kristen Mitchell
Women with heart attack symptoms treated by EMS after a 911 call are less likely to receive aspirin, be resuscitated or to be transported to a local hospital...
Blake Morant to Step Down as Dean of GW Law
George Washington University Law School Dean Blake D. Morant, who is also the Robert Kramer Research Professor of Law, announced Monday that he will step down from his role leading GW Law at the...
This year’s Bokamoso youth residency at GW attempts to make sense of South African society 25 years after the end of Apartheid.
Board of Trustees to Consider New University Mission Statement
The George Washington University Board of Trustees will vote at its Friday meeting to approve a new university mission statement drawn directly from the purposes of GW’s Congressional Charter....
Scholar Michael Eric Dyson Encourages ‘Rooting for Everybody Black’
By Briahnna Brown
Michael Eric Dyson, author and sociology professor at Georgetown University, used his keynote address at the George Washington University Black Heritage...
Guerilla Projection Artist Brings ‘OPEN’ Dialogue to the Corcoran
By Ruth Steinhardt
Robin Bell’s latest projection art installation is called “OPEN.” But it will arrive at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design this Thursday in the shadow...
Students Get Inside Look at Bay Area Companies through Career Quest
By Briahnna Brown
Gabriella Luna, a junior studying systems engineering, was searching for a way to build her network and learn more about her career options during winter break...
President LeBlanc Shares Keys to Leadership
By Briahnna Brown
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc, who often refers to himself as the “accidental president,” never took a course in leadership.
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