The Elliott School's Admiral Michelle J. Howard Appointed to IBM Board
The Maurice C. Shapiro Visiting Professor of International Affairs and the Navy’s first African American woman to command a ship will begin her appointment in March.
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GW Kicks Off Partnership with eMerge Americas with ‘Pitch Night’
By Tatyana Hopkins
Ten George Washington University entrepreneurs pitched startup ideas ranging from a tool that allows patients to self-administer diagnostic blood tests to interactive...
By Tatyana Hopkins
The 2009 shift of presidential power from President George W. Bush to President-elect Barack Obama was a smooth one despite two ongoing wars, a financial crisis and a...
Women Engineers Demonstrate Resilience, Adaptability in Career Development
By Ruth Steinhardt
Women engineers use three distinct coping strategies to develop their careers in a male-dominated field, George Washington University researchers Shaista Khilji and...
Commemorating George Washington’s 287th Birthday
Members of the George Washington University community came together Friday to commemorate the 287th birthday of the commander of the Continental Army and the nation’s first president.
Alex...
Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, a GW alumnus, presented the team with a key to the city before the collegiate meet.
GW Program on Extremism First to Report Officer's Arrest
The Program on Extremism at GW was the first to detail the arrest of a Coast Guard officer linked to an alleged domestic terror attack.
GW Hosts Rep. Jennifer Wexton, Business Leaders for Discussion
Dozens of capital-area executives gathered at the George Washington University Virginia Science and Technology Campus Tuesday for a discussion with U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D-Va.).
The...
Senior Kyrah Altman Aims to Revolutionize Mental Health Education
By Kristen Mitchell
Senior Kyrah Altman has been trying to change the world for as long as she can remember. Through a revolutionary approach to mental health education for young people,...
Staff Focus: Asha Reynolds Would Rather Investigate than Argue
By Ruth Steinhardt
From an early age, Asha Reynolds knew she wanted to be a lawyer.
“It was the only thing I ever wanted to do,” said Ms. Reynolds, now a Title IX investigator at...