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Looking Forward to the 2020 Election

The 2020 presidential election is a year away. On Tuesday, the 2019 election night in several states, the School of Media and Public Affairs convened political analysts for a panel titled “Re-...

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Identity Formation in the Digital Age

By Tatyana Hopkins  

The internet has not revolutionized the way people shape their identities, instead the digital age has only shifted the existing and understood building blocks on...

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President LeBlanc Announces Extended Strategic Planning Timeline at Faculty Senate Meeting

George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc announced at a Faculty Senate meeting on Friday that the administration will extend the strategic planning timeline slightly to provide the...

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GW, D.C. Leadership Remember Mark Plotkin

By Briahnna Brown

The memorial service for journalist, political commentator and George Washington University alumnus Mark Plotkin, B.A. ’69, was planned out five years ago on a napkin....

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Elliott School to Host Vietnam War Protest Exhibition

George Washington University’s Partnerships for International Strategies in Asia (PISA) and the Elliott School of International Affairs will host “Waging Peace in Vietnam: An Exhibit, A Book, A...

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Students Explore GW’s Multitude of Faiths

By B.L. Wilson

George Washington University students of all faiths and beliefs including seekers and secularists gathered in the City View Room of the Elliott School of International...

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Statement from President LeBlanc on Anti-Semitic Social Media Post

Comments from a GW student posted on social media are disturbing and hateful, and they are antithetical to our university’s core values of diversity and respect. We will not tolerate anti-Semitism...

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Getting to Know the DMV: Crystal City

By Kristen Mitchell

The Crystal City neighborhood in Arlington, Va., has been in the news a lot since it was announced as Amazon’s much-anticipated...