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First Destination Survey Reports Post-Graduation Success for Class of 2019
By Briahnna Brown
About nine out of 10 graduates in the George Washington University class of 2019 have solidified employment, education or community service plans within six months of...
GW Presents Outstanding D.C. High School Students with Full Ride Scholarships
Ten students surprised with news that they received four-year Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholarships.
Women Entrepreneurs Share Keys to Balancing Priorities
By Briahnna Brown
Jade Root, M.B.A. ’17, was a newly-single mother when she came into her business as a fitness and health coach.
She already had a career in the U.S. Army, but she...
GW Helps Local School Develop School-Wide STEM Curriculum
By Tatyana Hopkins
When Jessie Nathans, a middle school art teacher at Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School (CESJDS), was first asked to incorporate STEM into her classroom, she was worried...
For Alumnus Cisneros, a Mission to Make a Difference
During a recent event celebrating the George Washington University Cisneros scholars, philanthropist and U.S. Rep. Gil Cisneros, B.A. ’94, called on each of the student-scholars to use their...
Political Experts Analyze a Biden-Sanders Race
By B.L. Wilson
It was a tumultuous two weeks in Democratic Party politics. Heading into Super Tuesday when the greatest number of states held Democratic presidential primaries, Sen. Bernie...
CCAS Researcher Sheds Light on ‘Bizarre’ Turtle Ant Evolution
By Kristen Mitchell
A new paper by Scott Powell, associate professor of biology in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences,...
What’s the Big Idea: YesSheCanCampaign
By Tatyana Hopkins
Zaniya Lewis has long been devoted to service.
Since high school, Ms. Lewis, now a senior studying political science at the George Washington University, has...
GW Holds Third Public Forum on Strategic Plan Interim Reports
The George Washington University held its third open forum on the strategic plan interim reports Wednesday, giving community members another opportunity to provide feedback on the committees’...
Using Chemistry to Understand Ancient Asian Art
By Kristen Mitchell
The black ink used in Asian art was chosen by each artist with particular care. The subtle undertones of blue or brown pigment add a layer of depth to a painting or...
