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Hostile Nation States, Cyber Vulnerabilities Threaten U.S. Security
By Kristen Mitchell
This month marks 17 years since a group of terrorists orchestrated an attack on the United States that killed thousands of Americans. Every year, national security...
Sheldon S. Cohen, George Washington University Board of Trustees chairman emeritus, triple GW alumnus, dedicated public servant and world-renowned tax attorney, died Sept. 4. He was 91.
Mr...
In Photos: GW Celebrates Diversity with MSSC Block Party
The 14th annual Multicultural Student Services Center Block Party gave GW students, faculty and staff the chance to showcase their heritage.
‘A Nomad’s Art’ Showcases Beauty and Necessity
By Ruth Steinhardt
For centuries, nomadic shepherding tribes in Anatolia in modern-day Turkey traveled seasonally between the cool mountains and the warm Mediterranean shore. That...
Women Political Candidates Discuss Campaign Losses
By B.L. Wilson
A record number of women have run for the U.S. Congress and statewide elected office in 2018. As more women run, more are likely to lose. As Karen DeFilippi, the senior...
CCAS Researcher Awarded CAREER Grant for Amphibian Study
By Kristen Mitchell
Leon Grayfer, an assistant professor in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, recently received a CAREER grant from the...
The Elliott School Hosts Retreat for Incoming Students
New students introduced to importance of ethics with a book talk, scavenger hunt and pizza party.
School of Media and Public Affairs Announces 2018-19 Fellows
The White House Correspondents’ Association president, a former deputy White House press secretary, an Emmy Award-winning television director and a high-ranking American diplomat have joined the...
