George Celebrates at Parade for Washington Capitals
George, the George Washington University mascot, joined thousands of Washington Capitals fans at the victory parade to celebrate the team's 2018 Stanley Cup.
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U.S.-North Korea Summit Begins Tuesday
By Tatyana Hopkins
The first-ever meeting between a sitting American president and a leader of North Korea is set to take place at the Capella Hotel on Singapore’s Sanders Island on...
By Ruth Steinhardt
After crowded days of new friendships, new interests and their first “Only at GW” moments at this summer’s ...
Tips for Getting Active during Men’s Health Month
June is men’s health month, which makes summer the perfect time take stock of your physical fitness and overall wellness.
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Colonial Inauguration Introduces the Class of 2022 to the University
Colonial Inauguration gives the incoming first-year students and transfers their first opportunity to experience the George Washington University and aids in their transition from life at home to...
Mortality Study in Puerto Rico Provides Opportunity to Save Lives
When Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico last Sept. 20, the category four storm knocked out the power grid, damaged infrastructure and injured many people. The official death count in...
Disinformation in the Evolving World of Cyberspace
By B.L. Wilson
Entities that can aggregate individual’s personal data will define social media influence in the future, a senior fellow at the George Washington University’s...
Maritheresa Frain, a...
Counselor Connection Gives High School Advisers Insight into GW
By Ruth Steinhardt
Rayne Cedergreen, a counselor at Bend Senior High School in Bend, Ore., said “very, very few” students from her small, fairly rural community decide to make the long...
GW Researcher Finds Medical Care Providers Overprescribe Antibiotics
"Antibiotics can't hurt. They might even make me feel better. Why not take a risk?" You may have had similar thoughts when sick with the flu or common cold. Your doctor may think so, too,...