GW Today Archives
The Competitor
Alumna Laurel Wassner is the first cancer survivor to become a professional triathlete.
The Promise of Neuroscience
A conversation with Anthony-Samuel LaMantia, founding director of GW’s new Institute for Neuroscience.
Serving the World
Recent George Washington grads plan to spend the next two years in the Peace Corps.
Working for America
This month, alumna Anne Rittman Rancourt begins a two-year stint as a presidential management fellow.
Vampires, Werewolves and Ogres
Current pop culture monster craze is nothing new, says GW professor Jeffrey Cohen.
GW Establishes Institute for Neuroscience
Multidisciplinary institute will advance learning and research across the university.
Institute director Anthony-Samuel LaMantia talks about the promise of neuroscience.
A Semester in Washington
Programs in applied politics, journalism and media and Native American political leadership draw students from other universities to campus.
GW, Smithsonian Announce Expanded Partnership
Memorandum of understanding lays groundwork for further collaboration between GW and the institution.
Reform on Wall Street
GW Professor Scheherazade Rehman answers questions about financial reform bill.
A College Preview
189 high school students take summer classes through a special GW program.
First Lady Promotes Preventive Care
Michelle Obama, Jill Biden and HHS secretary Kathleen Sebelius outline new measures in announcement at GW.
Translating Care for Children
GW is part of a partnership awarded $20 million by the National Institutes of Health.
A Latin American Lesson
Dominican Republic President Leonel Fernández speaks about the global economic crisis and its impact on Latin America.
NIH Grant to Fund AIDS Research Center
GW to lead multi-institutional effort to establish center for AIDS research in D.C.
Advancing Undergraduate Research
Three new fellowships help further student research at GW.
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