GWSB Alumnus Dan Simons Talks Living Life without Regrets
By Briahnna Brown
Entrepreneurship is like a “giant, ongoing kick in the teeth,” said Dan Simons, B.B.A. ’92, co-owner of Farmers...
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Sustainable GW: University Triples Its Reuse Activity
George Washington University made significant progress toward its sustainability goals during fiscal year 2017,...
President Acknowledges Past and Looks to Future at Faculty Senate
At a George Washington University Faculty Senate meeting Friday, University President Thomas LeBlanc said GW needs to adapt to shifting external conditions and expand access to STEM skills in its...
Poet Nikki Giovanni Speaks at Black Heritage Celebration Event
By B.L. Wilson
Poet Nikki Giovanni, a Virginia Tech University distinguished professor, ruminated Wednesday evening at the George Washington University in a free form style that covered...
Using 3D Models to Study Invasive Silver Carp
By Kristen Mitchell
As an underclassman, Karly Cohen wasn’t sure what kind of career she wanted to pursue after graduation. All she knew was that she loved biology and signed up for...
Board Meeting Highlights Diversity and Inclusion, Strategic Initiatives
Emphasizing the importance of striving to become a “welcoming, diverse and inclusive community,” George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc on Friday addressed GW yearbook archives with...
Board of Trustees Nominates New Leadership
The George Washington University Board of Trustees on Friday announced nominees for its three leadership positions: Grace Speights for chair, Ellen Zane for reelection...
GWSB Offers Free Tax Return Prep Clinic
The George Washington University School of Business is helping the community with a free income tax return preparation clinic for those earning $55,000 or less.
In partnership with...
Beverly Westerman Named Faculty Athletics Representative
By Kristen Mitchell
Beverly Westerman, Ed.D. ‘99, an associate professor in the...
The GW community commenced celebration of the university’s founding and the legacy of its namesake with annual bonfire, food and games.