New Challenges and Successes for GW’s Student-Run Food Pantry
By Ruth Steinhardt
The note Sarah Sem found told a harrowing story. The writer, homeless in high school, had found herself homeless again as a college student, even sleeping on...
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The African Union Chair Calls for Respect of Democracy in Zimbabwe
By B.L. Wilson
Moussa Faki Mahamat, the chair of the African Union Commission, stopped by the Elliott School of International Affairs along with a high-level delegation Thursday...
Art Students Learn to Sell Their Work at National Portfolio Day
By Ruth Steinhardt
Hundreds of would-be arts students packed the JW Marriott Hotel Saturday morning for Washington, D.C.’s, National Portfolio Day, hosted by the George...
University and College Leaders Gather in D.C. to Talk about the Future of DACA
By B.L. Wilson
Luis Otero-Baca often thinks about what his life might have been like had his mother stayed in Guanajuato, Mexico, including what he believes would have been a...
Four Student Organizations Lead Colonial Crowdfunding Projects
This fall, four George Washington University student organizations have been selected to participate in...
GW Researchers Participate in Annual Society for Neuroscience Meeting
George Washington University scientists made significant contributions to the Society for Neuroscience’s recent 47th annual...
In Photos: GW Celebrates President LeBlanc's Inauguration
In a party at the Science and Engineering Hall, dinner at the Library of Congress, brunch on the Mount Vernon Campus and more, students, faculty, staff and gues
President LeBlanc to Alumni: Give Students ‘An Opportunity’
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc said since starting his tenure as university president he has been impressed by the breadth of “Only at...
President LeBlanc Rallies University around Shared Purpose: ‘We Will Choose to Lead’
By Kurtis Hiatt and Ruth Steinhardt
Since its founding, the George Washington University has worked to honor the vision of its namesake, sometimes struggling early on to simply...