Native American Students Intern on Capitol Hill
By Tatyana Hopkins
Jordan Oglesby, a Navajo Nation member, thought when she graduated from law school she would advocate for New Mexico’s underserved indigenous communities as an attorney...
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GW Remembers Novelist Toni Morrison
The George Washington University community joins the world in mourning the loss of renowned author Toni Morrison, who died Aug. 5 at the age of 88.
Ms. Morrison is the author of...
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Ancient Soil Provides a Window to the Past
By Kristen Mitchell
Noelle Purcell, a senior in the Columbian College of Arts and Science, spent the first half of her summer in northern Kenya...
Helping First-Generation Students Find Community at GW
By Briahnna Brown
Emma Elmore, a junior business administration major from Laurel, Ind., never really knew what it meant to be a first-generation college student.
The college...
New Program Gives Student Businesses a Boost
By Tatyana Hopkins
Months of hard work paid off when Edith Alejandra Leiva made a perfect pitch at...
GW Researchers Converge on Paris
By B.L. Wilson
Seven George Washington University professors and two graduate student researchers joined academics from around the world at “Race in the Marketplace: Crossing Critical...
Loretta DiPietro Goes for Gold
By Kristen Mitchell
Loretta DiPietro, a professor of exercise and nutrition sciences...
GW Institute of Public Policy Visiting Scholar Talks About the Social Effects of TV
Jonathan Rothwell said the quality of shows people watch can shape the way they think, their political preferences and their cognitive ability.
GW Alumni Co-found Studio Space for New York’s Emerging Artists
Cory Silverstein and Joshua Pulman’s Silver Art Project will allow emerging artists to compete for a place in a spacious studio with panoramic views in lower Manhattan.