GW Today Archives
Bringing Soccer to Ugandan Women
GW student and Fulbright scholar Anna Phillips created the nonprofit Girls Kick It!
Library 2.0
New digitization technology promises to revolutionize preservation and dissemination of rare books.
Charting a Course for the GOP
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush outlines his vision for the “entrepreneurial party.”
Studying Neglected Art
Barbara von Barghahn has been recognized by Portugal for her research.
Medical Students Get a Lesson in Politics
Nearly 200 GW medical students spent a day on on Capitol Hill learning firsthand about health care reform and advocacy.
Days of Rage
Brady Gallery exhibit explores clothing, photographs and ephemera of the 1960s and 1970s.
Square 54 Zoning Order Affirmed
District Court of Appeals upholds D.C. Zoning Commission’s approval of Square 54.
A Lesson in Etiquette
Ten GW seniors brushed up on their social and business graces in a special event at celebrated restaurant Morton’s.
Medical Center Partnership Addresses Physician Shortage in Eritrea
The Partnership for Eritrea has added an obstetrics-gynecology residency program, part of its effort to meet a critical need for doctors in the African nation.
Supreme Court Justice Keynotes Law Review
Anthony M. Kennedy stressed the importance of understanding the Constitution for all Americans in address at GW.
Nectar of the Gods
Alumnus John Gallagher and his wife, co-owners of a beverage company, have created a charity to support poor children in Peru.
Analyzing the Address2
GW faculty, students and alumni react to President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union.
The Cost of the Free Press
In an appearance on the Kalb Report, Rupert Murdoch advocates charging for online news, opines on President Obama, The New York Times and more.
Professor Wins Bender Award for Offering ‘Tremendous Insight’ in Health Law and Policy
In the fourth of a series on the award winners, GW Today focuses on Associate Professor of Health Policy Joel Teitelbaum.
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