GW Law Professor Writes about Justice Kennedy's Retirement
Jeffrey Rosen says Mr. Kennedy was an idealist, a patriot and a lover of the Constitution.
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This week, the Supreme Court upheld the Trump administration’s travel ban. In March, the university joined 30 other universities in filing an...
Expert on Employment Law Expects Little Change with Passage of D.C. Initiative 77
By Tatyana Hopkins
Voters in Washington, D.C., approved Initiative 77 in the city’s June 19 primary. The ballot measure will eliminate the subminimum wage for tipped workers in D.C. by...
Senator Warner Calls for a National Cyber Doctrine
By B.L. Wilson
One of the greatest threats to the United States is its enormous vulnerability in cybersecurity, according to Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), because the federal government has...
Cafritz Foundation Honors Outstanding D.C. Government Employees
By Tatyana Hopkins
Exceptional D.C. government employees took center stage at during the Cafritz Awards Gala Wednesday night.
Since 2000 the annual Cafritz Awards celebration has...
Brady Gallery Hosts First Exhibition in New Flagg Building Space
By Ruth Steinhardt
In the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design’s historic Flagg Building, artist Gay Glading stood before her “Second Shield of Venus”—a human-sized circular canvas of...
GW Enhances Military, Veteran Student Resources
By Briahnna Brown
The George Washington University Office of Military and Veteran Student Services (OMVSS) announced a series of changes for the...
New GW Poll Shows Voters Poised for Large Midterm Turnout
Americans are overwhelmingly engaged in the upcoming 2018 congressional elections and are poised to split with President Donald Trump on a number of high-profile policy issues, including...
GW Leaders Share Messages of Hope as Graduation Speakers
While George Washington University graduates were celebrating for their own commencement ceremonies last month, several GW leaders were sharing messages of a hopeful future with students at other...
Supreme Court Ruling Could Lead to Lower Voter Turnout
By Tatyana Hopkins
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling Monday that allows states to purge voters who fail to vote and do not respond to a notice could lead to other states following the Ohio...