GW Today Archives
SA Presidential Run-Off Planned after Election
Students elected 2019-20 leaders, but top two finishers in race for student association president will face-off in an election on Thursday.
Irish Ambassador to the United States Looks Beyond Brexit
Ambassador Daniel Mulhall said Irish-U.S. relations will strengthen after Brexit during a visit to the Elliott School.
Advancing International Affairs Training
The Elliott School will launch a Bachelor of Science degree in fall 2019 designed to give students training in international affairs and STEM-related fields.
SMPA’s Tyriana Evans Named 2019 Commencement Student Speaker
The B.A. candidate in journalism and mass communication will speak about overcoming fear.
Getting to Know the DMV: Navy Yard
This riverside neighborhood is a hotspot for sports junkies, since it hosts both the Washington Nationals and soccer team D.C. United. But it’s also a vibrant area with good food, a rich history and some unusual activity options.
Connections with Citizens and Communities Key to Trust in Journalism
An SMPA panel of experts on politics and journalism discussed how to build connections with the American people and reinforce civil discourse.
Historian Who Inspired the Broadway Play 'Hamilton' Visits GW
In the launch of the Presidential Distinguished Event Series, Ron Chernow shared his reactions to the success of the play based on his biography of Alexander Hamilton.
Changes to Residential Life Aim to Better Support Students
More staff and focus on community building and relationships are among the enhancements coming this fall.
Age-Friendly Care Is Critical to Health Systems
Terry Fulmer, a registered nurse and health systems leader, spoke at a Health Policy Leadership Lecture Series event.
NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie Will Be GW’s Commencement Speaker
Cindy McCain, alumna Christine Darden also will receive honorary degrees at the May 19 ceremony.
Frankenstein, Dracula Signal Fears of Scientific Advancement
Senior Brigid Prial combined her interests in English and biological anthropology to research the way two classic novels imagined monstrous science.
Innovating for Smarter Cities
Students presented novel ideas to improve community relations and government services at the Smart Cities Hackathon.
The College Admissions Bribery Scheme: How GW Is Responding
The university is not named in the federal investigation, but officials are adding additional safeguards to further protect against the issues raised in the case.
‘Brave Girl Rising’ Puts a Human Face on the Global Refugee Crisis
Girl Rising CEO Christina Lowery joined panel on gender-based violence after screening film scripted by poet Warsan Shire.
Using Data to Tackle Real-Time Challenges for DC
GW’s new Data-Capable DC Initiative seeks to build a more robust data ecology among local experts.
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