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Guerilla Projection Artist Brings ‘OPEN’ Dialogue to the Corcoran
By Ruth Steinhardt
Robin Bell’s latest projection art installation is called “OPEN.” But it will arrive at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design this Thursday in the shadow of the...
Students Get Inside Look at Bay Area Companies through Career Quest
By Briahnna Brown
Gabriella Luna, a junior studying systems engineering, was searching for a way to build her network and learn more about her career options during winter break.
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President LeBlanc Shares Keys to Leadership
By Briahnna Brown
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc, who often refers to himself as the “accidental president,” never took a course in leadership.
Rather, he...
Study Abroad Ignites Passion for Undergraduate Research
By Kristen Mitchell
While studying abroad in Jordan last year, senior Shannon McKeown started noticing the distinct way people living in Amman described where they were from. From taxi...
Closing the Gap on Critical Need for East Asian Language and Area Studies
By Tatyana Hopkins
The Sigur Center for Asian Studies and the Institute for Korean Studies, both housed in the Elliott School of International Affairs, have been awarded $1.8 million to...
Three Appeals Court Judges Preside Over Moot Court
By Tatyana Hopkins
A crowd packed into Marvin Center’s Betts Theatre, Thursday, to hear two GW Law advocacy teams argue a fictitious Supreme Court case before a panel of U.S. Court of...
‘Persuasion’ Offers GW Students Insight and Avenue to Careers in Communication
By Ruth Steinhardt
Shanee Goss Cohen’s first job didn’t last long. Before her lunch break on her first day at a job in human resources at a major newspaper, the George Washington...
GW Announces Presidential Distinguished Event Series
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Ron Chernow will visit the George Washington University Feb. 20 as the first in the Presidential Distinguished Event Series, a new initiative that will connect GW...
Experts Discuss Jihadism and the Future of Terrorist Movements
By B.L. Wilson
A panel of experts on the jihadi movement agreed that the Islamic State is in decline, with its loss of territory in Syria and Iraq, but said the decline is likely temporary...
By B.L. Wilson
At the start of the conversation with Washington Post former Teheran correspondent Jason Rezaian, School of Media and Public Affairs Director Frank Sesno challenged a full...
