GW Today Archives
Revealing a ‘More Complex’ Neanderthal
Study by GW researchers shows Neanderthals ate and even cooked plants, reshaping thought about their extinction.
Introducing GWemail
Faculty and staff email accounts will be migrating to a Google-based system.
Valuing Veterans
Through the Yellow Ribbon Program and more, GW is reinforcing its commitment to student veterans.
Advancing Research
GW received millions of dollars in grants this fall to support medical, science and education research.
Interim Leadership Announced for the Medical Center
GW holds second town hall meeting to discuss the future of the Medical Center.
A Business Model for Sustainability
School of Business expanding sustainability and corporate social responsibility focus and efforts.
Record-Breaking Colonials
GW’s class of 2014 is the university’s most academically talented class yet.
An Investment in Veterans
GW student veterans will benefit from recent reforms to the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
Transforming Science and Engineering at GW
University moves forward with plans to build a state-of-the-art teaching and research facility.
A Standout Semester
George Washington University played host to the president, first lady, a Supreme Court justice, senator, award-winning authors and a Nobel laureate—all over the past four months.
The Best in Green Media
Student videos featuring unique green ideas were showcased at the Planet Forward Film Festival.
Increasing Employment in D.C.
President Steven Knapp and School of Business Dean Doug Guthrie share insights at Mayor-elect Vincent Gray’s job creation summit.
Midnight Breakfast
About 2,500 students and 100 faculty and staff volunteers gather in the Marvin Center for the Colonial late night tradition.
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