GW Today Archives
Jemele Hill: Journalism Needs Diverse Voices
Keynoting GW’s fourth annual Diversity Summit, The Atlantic staff writer said limited perspectives prevent newsrooms from doing their job.
GSPM Student Discusses Nuclear Energy with European Leaders
David Gargaro spoke to representatives of the European Union about the global future of nuclear energy.
Mike Milken: ‘I Can See the End of Cancer as a Cause of Death’
Financier and philanthropist Mike Milken spoke about medical research and the importance of affordable education in an interview with David Rubenstein.
Investing in Human Capital, Creating Positive Impact Is Essential to Economic Growth
The IFC-Milken Institute Capital Markets Program at GW provides mid-career professionals from developing and emerging economies with skills to grow their markets and foster prosperity.
A Colonial Born to Play Ball
Men’s basketball’s Maceo Jack, the son of star athletes, learned the importance of passion, energy and competitiveness from his parents.
Air Pollution Leads to Millions of ER Visits for Asthma Attacks Worldwide
A new GW-led study is the first to quantify air pollution’s impact on asthma cases around the globe.
Message from President LeBlanc on the Mass Shooting in Pittsburgh
On behalf of the George Washington University, Anne and I offer our deepest condolences to the Tree of Life synagogue and greater Pittsburgh community after the violent tragedy on Saturday.&nb
Experts Talk about Housing Segregation in D.C.
The digital history project “Mapping Segregation in Washington DC” sparked conversation on the lasting impact of decades of housing discrimination in the nation’s capital.
Panel Discusses Political Discourse and the Midterm Elections
Alumni political experts commented on the recent political violence and hate crimes and explored the future of civil discourse as midterm elections approach.
In Photos: GW Celebrates Colonials Weekend
The university community celebrated school spirit with the annual Colonials Weekend, which featured food, music, games and more.
President Obama’s Photographer Talks about his New Book
Pete Souza shared stories behind images of Obama and how he used them as commentary about President Trump during a Politics and Prose event at GW.
Portrait of Steven Knapp Unveiled at Gelman
GW’s most recent president emeritus and portraitist Bradley Stevens revealed a painting that depicts Dr. Knapp at the heart of campus life.
9 Takeaways from a Conversation with the President
Members of the GW community gathered to ask President Thomas LeBlanc questions during a Colonials Weekend event.
Museum Grant Will Make Textiles Available Globally via Digital Database
The $250,000 award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services creates funding for high-resolution photography and digital data collection of some 5,200 objects.
Experts Explore Free Speech on College Campuses
Legal experts, media professionals and college administrators discussed the future of free speech on campuses in light of changing politics and emerging media.
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