CCAS Ph.D. Candidates Compete in Speed Challenge
Present a 100-page dissertation in three minutes?
That was the seemingly impossible challenge for a group of Columbian College of Arts and Sciences doctoral students participating in CCAS...
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Tan France from ‘Queer Eye’ Sells out Lisner
By B.L. Wilson
A bit camp, Tan France came bounding on the stage at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium, outrageous and naughty, dropping expletives and yet earnest, in his...
GW Names Associate Provost for Special Programs and the Mount Vernon Academic Experience
George Washington University Associate Dean Elizabeth Chacko has been named associate provost for special programs and the Mount Vernon academic experience, the university announced Wednesday....
In Photos: GW Student Social Entrepreneurs Build Strong Networks
The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship hosted Red Bull's Amaphiko Campus Connect program at GW.
Tracking Student Wins This Year
Not yet a year old, the Enrollment and the Student Experience (ESE) unit is beginning to hit its stride, with staff spending this academic year tackling old issues while finding new ways to...
In Photos: GW Celebrates the Arts on Campus
Campus arts venues took center stage in first-ever Art Walk.
Women Leaders Discuss Changing the Culture after #MeToo
By Briahnna Brown
The #MeToo movement has been a catalyst for change in workplace environments in every sector, and the...
Bogotá Travel Provides Insight on Venezuelan Crisis
By Kristen Mitchell
As the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela worsens, it’s more important than ever that we understand how the economic, political and social turmoil impacts the most...
Theater Legend Leslie Jacobson Celebrated at Retirement Soiree
By T. Kevin Walker
At the retirement celebration for George Washington University theatre professor...
SA Presidential Run-Off Planned after Election
None of the four presidential candidates in the 2019-20 George Washington University Student Body election obtained 40 percent of the vote as required by the Student Association constitution...