GW Today Archives
A Passion Born from Paralysis
GW student’s disability, advocacy for stem cell research are the focus of an award-winning documentary.
Significant Science
GW Ph.D. candidate wins $4,000 award for his dissertation research.
Recognizing Exceptional Undergraduates
GW’s Graduate School of Political Management awards scholarships to students from across the nation devoted to a career in politics.
HHS Unveils New Tobacco Control Strategy at GW
New graphic health warnings will be required on all cigarette packages and advertisements.
The Architect
Karl Rove reflects on midterm elections, his college activist days at GW College Republicans event.
Colonials Prepare to Hit the Court
Bolstered basketball teams get ready to start season play.
A Devotion to Service
A record number of GW staff and faculty members were nominated for service excellence awards this year.
Revisiting ‘The Uneasy Case’
Supreme Court Justice Breyer discusses his seminal 1970 article on copyright at GW Law symposium.
An Artistic Collaboration
A new partnership between the university and the Phillips Collection is increasing educational opportunities for GW students.
A Colonial Transition
GW junior Kye Allums is the first openly transgender male student-athlete to compete for the Colonials’ Division I women’s basketball program.
Piecing Together the Poll Puzzle
Analysts from the POLITICO-GW Battleground Poll made predictions about the 2010 midterm elections at GW.
Join Men's Basketball Nov. 11
The GW Colonials men's basketball team under the leadership of first-year head coach Mike Lonergan will open the 2011-12 campaign at the Smith Center on Nov. 11, 2011. Read more about the basketball program and all of the happenings within GW athletics at GWSports.com.
Supporting Students
The newly named Office of Non-Degree Students aids hundreds who study at GW.
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