GW Today Archives
A Political Web
GW Graduate School of Political Management’s Politics Online Conference 2010 addresses everything from the iPad to copyright law.
GW Professor Looks Back on Foreign Service Career
David H. Shinn is a three-time GW alumnus, professor and former ambassador to two African countries.
Setting a New Standard
Freshman Anita Davidson is part of a team competing for $10 million to create a car that can get 100 miles per gallon.
Does Journalism Have a Future (in Hawaii)?
Michael Freedman, executive director of GW’s Global Media Institute, addresses news conference in Honolulu.
Marketing Online and Around the World
Alumni Chris Abraham and Mark Harrison, who met on GW’s crew team, run a Washington, D.C.-based digital PR company that has a global reach.
Taking Business Savvy to New Arenas
GW School of Business alumnus Mehir Desai’s work with the World Bank and USAID has taken him to Uganda, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Making the Present Past
By setting modern subjects in archaic contexts, William Atkins’ photographs encourage viewers to consider what is timeless.
An Earth Day Commitment: Join the GW Sustainability Journey
A special message from Meghan Chapple-Brown, director of the GW Office of Sustainability
Former Senators Warn of Biological Weapon Attack
Bob Graham and Jim Talent, who lead a bipartisan commission assessing the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction, present findings at GW.
In Memoriam: Stephen Pothier
Dr. Pothier was instrumental in the creation of GW’s float for President Obama’s inaugural parade.
Half a Century of Music
Karen Ahlquist, chair of GW’s Department of Music, reflects on the department’s past and future.
Search and Rescue
GW physicians and student help find 16 people buried under rubble in Haiti.
Engineering Discovery
From the Olympics to the operating room, GW’s mechanical and aerospace engineers are at the forefront of research.
Telling Immigrants’ Stories
Journalism professor Steven Roberts dedicated his new book to his GW students.
Celebrating Diverse Faiths
Hundreds break pita together at student-run, peace-themed interfaith dinner.
Pages
