GW Leaders Tackle Health, Education Challenges at 2018 Milken Institute Global Conference
George Washington University leaders discussed some of the most critical public health and higher education issues facing the world at the...
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The Faculty Senate heard a presentation Friday from Provost Forrest Maltzman and Caroline Laguerre-Brown, vice provost for diversity, equity and community engagement, about two pending...
Commencement Week 2018: What You Need to Know
It’s officially commencement week at the George Washington University.
The university will celebrate the achievements of its...
David Dolling to Step Down as SEAS Dean
David Dolling, dean of the George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science and an internationally recognized aerospace engineer, announced that he will step down as Dean at...
HHS Secretary Hosts Experts on Children's Mental Health
By B.L. Wilson
George Washington University opened the doors of the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre to medical, mental health care and social service professionals, providers, researchers,...
Corcoran School Acquires Works of Art from Former Gallery Collection
By Ruth Steinhardt
The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at the George Washington University is scheduled to acquire hundreds of pieces from the Corcoran Gallery of Art’s permanent...
Meet the 2018 Presidential Fellows
By Briahnna Brown
The George Washington University has announced the five graduating seniors selected for the 2018-20 Presidential Fellowship cohort....
Trump Administration to Explore Moon, Mars ‘in Tandem’
By Kristen Mitchell
In one of his first public events since being sworn in last month,...
Walkable Urban Development Is Revitalizing Downtown Detroit
The key to revitalizing downtown Detroit is dense, walkable urban redevelopment, according to a report from George Washington University researchers.
The report conducted by the Center for...
Students Find a Path to Service through Study
By B.L. Wilson
Maurice Cook was working as an adviser in the George Washington University School of Business almost 10 years ago when he had an “existential crisis,” he said. His work then...