GW Today Archives
University to Change Health Care Insurers
U.S. Department of Education bestows blue ribbon status on GW partner School Without Walls.
Colonial Comedy
Jimmy Fallon offers advice for freshmen, shares his most embarrassing moment at the White House and suggests a new GW mascot.
A Weekend for Alumni
Thousands of alumni are returning to campus for the university’s annual celebration.
Tonight’s Jimmy Carter Appearance Canceled
This evening’s event with Jimmy Carter, which was scheduled to be held at Lisner Auditorium, has been canceled because of the former president’s ill health.
An Exasperated Electorate
Latest Politico-GW Battleground Poll finds voter frustration with the country’s direction.
A Prized Speaker Series
Ferid Murad will deliver the first address in GW’s Nobel Laureate Distinguished Lecture Series, Sept. 29.
Voice Virtuoso
Recent graduate Thomas Richards is hitting the right operatic notes.
Discovering the Outdoors
GW TRAiLS offers students a variety of programming this fall.
Flood Relief
Alumnus Hussain Nadim is the student coordinator for the Prime Minister’s Flood Relief Fund at the Pakistani Embassy.
Leadership in Crisis
Adm. Thad Allen, M.P.A. ’86, spoke about his role as a national incident commander and received GW's Colin Powell Public Service Award at GW Sept. 24.
Leading in a Moment of Crisis
Adm. Thad Allen, M.P.A. ’86, spoke about his role as a national incident commander and received GW’s Colin Powell Public Service Award at GW Sept. 24.
Rising Powers
A panel of experts discusses China, India and Russia at the Elliott School of International Affairs.
Bolstering GW’s Board
Former university fundraiser Aristide J. Collins Jr. is named GW’s new executive director of board relations and university secretary.
A Half Century of Presidential Debates
Kalb Report kicks off semester with program on history, future of presidential debates.
A National Book Festival Duo
GW Professor Adele Logan Alexander and her daughter, poet Elizabeth Alexander, were selected to participate in Saturday’s National Book Festival.
Pages
