Can Cheating Be a Blessing in Disguise?
By Ruth Steinhardt
Academic dishonesty is a bugbear for teachers, especially as online sources of course information become more comprehensive and accessible. But James Lang believes the...
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President LeBlanc Announces Details of Culture Assessment
George Washington University faculty and staff will receive an electronic survey on Oct. 15 that will provide an opportunity to give anonymous feedback about their experiences at the university....
Bob Woodward Talks Trump and the Business of Truth
By Ruth Steinhardt
Journalist Bob Woodward visited Lisner Auditorium Thursday to discuss his latest book, “Fear: Trump in the White House,” a conversation that covered the Trump presidency...
Process to Update Code of Student Conduct Launches
The George Washington University is undertaking a comprehensive review this fall of the Code of Student Conduct, an effort that will be led by the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities (...
GW Regulatory Studies Center Explores the Future of Regulation
By Tatyana Hopkins
The American regulatory system’s longstanding bipartisan consensus on the significance of cost-benefit analysis is in jeopardy under the Trump administration, according...
Safety and Security Expo Highlights Preparedness
Members of the GW community connected with local resources and built emergency kits at the annual event.
GW Releases Annual Safety and Security Report
George Washington University released its Annual Security and Fire Safety Report on Friday, presenting information on the...
Administrative Units Continue Relocations
With redevelopment slated for the site of Rice Hall, some administrative units have found new homes on...
Institute of Public Policy Visiting Scholar Discusses Study about Distrust of the News Media
Jonathan Rothwell says a study suggests those most distrusting of the news may point to their own partiality and consumption habits as the cause.