GW Today Archives
Innovation Update
$17.5 million in savings and new revenue identified toward ITF’s $60 million goal.
Top Environmental Honors
GW’s newest residence hall is the second GW building to receive LEED Gold certification.
Astrobiology on a Dime (… Relatively)
A GW professor’s work on a NASA “nanosatellite” is pushing new ground for space-based research.
Serving Minority Populations
GW hosts White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders conference.
GW’s Egypt Connection
University strengthens its relationship with American University in Cairo.
Making America Competitive
President Steven Knapp moderates panel on manufacturing talent at annual conference.
GW Athletes Educate Local Students on HIV/AIDS Prevention
University students join forces with Georgetown to volunteer with The Grassroots Project.
Expert Economist to Join GW
Barry R. Chiswick will lead the Economics Department beginning in January.
Expanding Diversity
The GW community is invited to diversity forums Jan. 12 and Jan. 20.
Colonial Caregivers
The School of Nursing’s first undergraduate class received baccalaureate pins at a Dec. 6 ceremony.
Rewarding Science Research
GW hosts national conference for star high school science and engineering students.
A Reverend’s Return
A portrait of one of GW’s founders, often overshadowed, now has a presidential audience.
A $100,000 Challenge
GW meets fundraising challenge and receives a six-figure gift from graduate.
Exploring Innovation Ideas
The Innovation Task Force Exploration Committee takes the lead in evaluating ideas to make GW more effective, efficient and innovative.
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