GW Today Archives
Innovation Recommendations
The Innovation Task Force issues its initial recommendations and invites the GW community to weigh in at a series of upcoming meetings.
A Sustainable Change
GW launches institute to study four key areas of sustainability.
GW Hosts Bhangra Blowout
North America’s biggest South Asian dance competition, hosted by the GW South Asian Society, comes to DAR Constitution Hall April 17.
Food for Thought
Jenna Weissman Joselit, who was recently named director of Judaic studies, outlines her vision for the program and discusses her research on food and American Jewish culture.
Stressing Safety and Security
Veteran officer James Isom will serve as interim GW police chief; search for safety and security leader underway.
A Day for Haiti
GW hosts in-depth event examining how to rebuild after the devastating earthquake.
Bridging the Digital Health Care Divide
GW secures $4.6 million grant to develop certificate programs in health IT.
Celebrating Women’s Leadership
Legendary White House journalist Helen Thomas headlines GW’s 10th annual Women’s Leadership Conference.
Award-Winning Author to Join GW
GW’s English Department gains Pulitzer Prize winner Edward P. Jones.
Defusing the Nuclear Threat
As the president’s summit convenes, Douglas Shaw, associate dean at the Elliott School, discusses nuclear security and the administration’s efforts.
Gold-Certified Living
GW’s South Hall is the first university building in the District to earn LEED Gold certification.
Offsetting Radicalism with Philosophy
Senior Hussain Nadim believes centuries-old Islamic scholarship can be used to counter ultra-conservatism.
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