GW Students Pursue Startups and Entrepreneurship
By Tatyana Hopkins
As a student in the Milken Institute School of Public Health pursing a master’s degree in health administration, Khang Vuong’s primary career goal was to become a health...
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Sidney Blumenthal Sees ‘A House Divided’ in Past and Present
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University’s Department of History last Wednesday commemorated its acquisition of the History News Network (HNN) newsletter and website with a...
In Photos: MVC Fountain Day 2019
Due to the weather, students enjoyed indoor activities during the annual Mount Vernon Campus’ Fountain Day.
Transitioning to Adulthood with Autism Spectrum Disorder
By Ruth Steinhardt
Early this April, Joan Kester delivered a guest lecture on the challenges and pathways for autistic young adults transitioning into the workforce to a class at the...
GW Researchers to Display Their Technologies at eMerge Americas
George Washington University’s researchers are developing novel technology and thinking outside the box to tackle some of today’s biggest challenges like fighting cancer, keeping data private and...
Conservativism in the Age of Trump
By B.L. Wilson
Conservative media representatives, political analysts and students and faculty from the George Washington University filled the Jack Morton Auditorium Thursday night for an...
Senior Researches How Tourism Impacts Tribes Near Petra
By Kristen Mitchell
Nicolas Reeves didn’t plan to get involved in research when he came to George Washington University as a member of the swim team, but after spending his junior year in...
Power & Promise Makes Giving Personal
By Ruth Steinhardt
Anahi Hurtado, a senior in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences’ School of Media and Public Affairs, immigrated to Miami from Buenos Aires as a small child. She...
Community Comes First for 2019 Truman Scholar
By Ruth Steinhardt
When André Gonzales learned he was one of 62 students to win the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship, he was wearing three pieces of jewelry: a mother-of-pearl bolo...
Student Innovation Shines at Research Days 2019
GW students showcased more than 600 posters and competed for prizes at the annual two-day event.