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Changes to Student Laundry, Printing, Venue Fees Coming This Fall
Beginning this fall, a new approach to George Washington University laundry, printing and venue fees will significantly lower or even eliminate the charges for students—the latest effort in the...
Eduardo Sotomayor Installed as Dr. Cyrus Katzen Family Director of the GW Cancer Center
Eduardo Sotomayor, an internationally recognized visionary in the field of lymphoma research and treatment, was recently installed as the inaugural Dr. Cyrus Katzen Family Director of the George...
Proceeds from GW-Developed Drug to Fund Academic Priorities
The George Washington University has sold a portion of its royalty rights to sales of a drug originally developed at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, officials announced Friday,...
GW Experts Train Korean Researchers in Entrepreneurship
By Tatyana Hopkins
After traveling more than 7,000 miles from Korea to Washington, D.C., research professor Yoonjoo Choi, and his student, Donggun Kim, found themselves on a long journey...
New Nursing Program Seeks to Improve Care for Underserved Patients
By Kristen Mitchell
A collaborative team of George Washington University faculty was recently awarded $2.8 million to develop a curriculum that will prepare primary care nurse practitioner...
The annual festivals celebrate GW staff for their contributions to the university with fun activities, food and music.
Native American Students Intern on Capitol Hill
By Tatyana Hopkins
Jordan Oglesby, a Navajo Nation member, thought when she graduated from law school she would advocate for New Mexico’s underserved indigenous communities as an attorney...
GW Remembers Novelist Toni Morrison
The George Washington University community joins the world in mourning the loss of renowned author Toni Morrison, who died Aug. 5 at the age of 88.
Ms. Morrison is the author of...
Ancient Soil Provides a Window to the Past
By Kristen Mitchell
Noelle Purcell, a senior in the Columbian College of Arts and Science, spent the first half of her summer in northern Kenya...
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