How Do Piranhas Replace Their Sharp Teeth?
By Kristen Mitchell
Piranhas and their herbivorous cousins pacus have distinctive teeth used to tear through tough food. A...
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Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics Hosts Panel on Digital Discourse
By Ruth Steinhardt
Technology experts hosted by the George Washington University’s Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics (IDDP) said at a panel Sunday that digital behavior has...
GW Recognizes Alumni Achievement
George Washington University celebrated five alumni on Saturday for their career achievements, service and philanthropic contributions during the first Spirit of GW Awards.
Formerly the GW...
GW Celebrates Colonials Weekend 2019
The George Washington University community celebrated students, alumni, families and friends during Colonials Weekend.
The annual bash offered informative and interactive events and...
6 Takeaways from ‘A Conversation with President LeBlanc’
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University parents, students and alumni had the opportunity to ask President Thomas LeBlanc a wide range of questions as they gathered to celebrate...
Washington Nationals Owner Discusses Baseball’s Future
By Briahnna Brown
An enthusiastic sports fan since he was a young boy, Mark Lerner, B.B.A. ’75, was just 8 years old when he asked his father to buy a baseball team.
His father,...
Board of Trustees Seeking Applications for Recent Alumni Seat
The George Washington University Board of Trustees is soliciting applications for candidates for its recent alumni trustee position. The seat is open to alumni (bachelors, masters and doctoral...
Food in the Era of Shakespeare
GW President Thomas LeBlanc joins Chef José Andrés’ course on food and culture during a visit to the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Protecting the Right to Vote Is ‘the Most Important Fight of Our Times’
By Kristen Mitchell
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that American democracy is under attack, with gerrymandering, voter ID laws and the possibility of election system...