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Board Meeting Highlights Diversity and Inclusion, Strategic Initiatives
Emphasizing the importance of striving to become a “welcoming, diverse and inclusive community,” George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc on Friday addressed GW yearbook archives with...
Board of Trustees Nominates New Leadership
The George Washington University Board of Trustees on Friday announced nominees for its three leadership positions: Grace Speights for chair, Ellen Zane for reelection...
GWSB Offers Free Tax Return Prep Clinic
The George Washington University School of Business is helping the community with a free income tax return preparation clinic for those earning $55,000 or less.
In partnership with...
Beverly Westerman Named Faculty Athletics Representative
By Kristen Mitchell
Beverly Westerman, Ed.D. ‘99, an associate professor in the...
The GW community commenced celebration of the university’s founding and the legacy of its namesake with annual bonfire, food and games.
Update: The UK Parliament’s Hearings at GW on Fake News
By Tatyana Hopkins
Damian Collins, chair of the U.K. House of Commons Select Committee on Digital, Culture, Media and Sports, wants Facebook to answer more questions a year after he probed...
Understanding Glass Flutes with Medical Imaging
By Kristen Mitchell
We typically think of glass as a stable material that doesn’t change with time, but the truth is much more complicated. Glass doesn’t last forever—and the endless...
Alumna Elana Meyers Taylor Returns to GW
By Eric Detweiller
Elana Meyers Taylor spent Tuesday evening at George Washington University's Lerner Health and Wellness Center doling out...
Debate & Literary Society Joins the Night of Ideas DC
By B.L. Wilson
The Night of Ideas, a global event in its fourth edition, arrived in Washington, D.C., organized by the French Embassy and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
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Simpler Parts Make for a more Efficient System
By Kristen Mitchell
A new paper by Columbian College of Arts and Sciences professor ...
