University Celebrates Exceptional Faculty
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University held its ninth annual Faculty Honors Ceremony Tuesday at the Jack...
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GW Debate Team Ranks Third Nationwide
By Tatyana Hopkins
A “prime minister” once tasked Robin Gloss, a first-year student in the Elliott School of International Affairs, to determine the fate of the human race. Her assignment—...
GW Honors Excellence in Student Life
By B.L. Wilson
Against the backdrop of the sweeping southwest skyline and monumental landmarks of the nation’s capitol, George Washington University students, faculty, staff and friends...
Dr. LeBlanc, GW Leaders to Discuss Education and Technology at eMerge Americas
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc and other members of the GW community will talk about the future of higher education and its intersection with technology and other topics at...
In Photos: GW Celebrates Earth Day
The annual Earth Day Fair, hosted by Sustainable GW, featured fun and educational opportunities to promote sustainable lifestyles.
GW Professor Inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters
Author and creative writing professor Edward P. Jones is one of only 11 newly-elected members to the exclusive 250-person organization.
Rong Li Installed as Ross Professor of Basic Science Research
When Richard Santen, MD, met Rong Li, PhD, at the University of Virginia, he realized there was synergy among relationships, something he spoke to the crowd about during Dr. Li’s installation as...
GW Expert Weighs in on Mueller Report
By Tatyana Hopkins
Graduate School of Political Management professor Matthew Dallek shared his thoughts on special counsel Robert Mueller’...
Art Is the Lesson for Rapper and Educator
By Ruth Steinhardt
Outside of Washington, D.C., Gabriel “Asheru” Benn is perhaps best known as the first rapper to win a Peabody Award, in 2006, for his work on the animated show “The...
From the Lab to the Marketplace
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University researchers presented novel ideas ranging from efficient voltage converters that could have applications in medical devices to technology...