GW Today Archives
Representing the Chief
GW Law School alumna becomes personal attorney for President Obama.
Lessons from a Tragedy
GW professor and former federal regulator discusses mine safety after deadly accident.
GW Alumna Prepares for Foreign Service on Fulbright
Thao-Anh Tran, B.A. ’09, is spending a year in China researching local communities and Korean-Chinese relations.
Offsetting Radicalism with Philosophy
Senior Hussain Nadim believes centuries-old Islamic scholarship can be used to counter ultra-conservatism.
Transforming the Charles E. Smith Center
The renovation of GW’s main athletic and campus event facility begins its final phase this spring.
Students Count Too
Program equips law enforcement professionals with the latest skills.
President Knapp Announces Members of Council on Diversity and Inclusion
Search committee for new associate provost for diversity and inclusion also named.
Rewarding Academic Excellence
GW gives out full scholarships to nine D.C. high school seniors.
Fueling Innovation
GW’s crash analysis center receives grant to study the safety of light-weight materials.
Diplomats in Training
GW hosts 900 high school students as part of the Washington Area Model United Nations Conference.
Fueling Innovation
GW’s crash analysis center receives grant to study the safety of light-weight materials.
Promoting Public Service
Amy B. Cohen will lead the university’s new Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service.
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