GW Today Archives
An Award-Winning Education
U.S. Department of Education bestows blue ribbon status on GW partner School Without Walls.
Spotlight on Staff: Zeinab Ibrahim
The Egyptian immigrant and mother of two GW alumni is the university’s longest-serving housekeeper.
NIH Awards GW Medical Center $15 Million Grant
Funds will create Research Center for the Neglected Diseases of Poverty.
David Gergen Urges a Return to Civility
Sen. Mark Warner, B.A. ’77, and CNN’s Dana Bash, B.A. ’93, also speak to alumni at the Luther Rice Society event.
Coordinating Care
A $2.4 million grant to the GW Cancer Institute will help patients across Washington, D.C. get the care they need.
An Expertise in Middle East Studies
U.S. Department of Education recognizes GW as a National Resource Center on the Middle East.
Personal Entries of a President
Former President Jimmy Carter shares excerpts from his recently published diary.
Innovation Task Force Enters Phase Two
GW’s Innovation Task Force moves forward on implementation planning for top six proposals.
A Day of Giving Back
Animal Planet host Jeff Corwin will kick off the 2010 Freshman Day of Service Sept. 11.
A True Public Servant
Adm. Thad Allen will share his experiences as national incident commander of the BP oil spill at GW Sept. 24.
Reading Beneath the Lines
Software would give scholars an electronic eye to help divine a painting’s past.
Easing the Transition
Action-packed programs introduce freshmen to their new community.
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