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James Webb Advises Junior Naval Officers to Stay True to Themselves
By B.L. Wilson
James H. Webb’s accomplishments are impressive, from Marine Corps captain to secretary of the Navy, the author of 10 books as well as U.S. senator from Virginia. It was a...
Today Is the ‘Best Time’ to Secure Startup Funding
For those looking to launch the next revolutionary technology or business, there hasn’t been a better time in recent history to pursue funding, said Charles Andres, a Washington, D.C., patent...
Research: 1 in 3 Americans Financially ‘Fragile’
Roughly one in three Americans is financially “fragile,” which means they could not cope with an emergency expense, such as a medical bill or car repair, in a short amount of time, according to...
Sally Kohn Says too Many Americans Live in ‘Bubbles’
By T. Kevin Walker
Writer and political commentator Sally Kohn says hate festers because most Americans live in bubbles surrounded by people who look, think and believe as they do.
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Stormy Daniels’ Lawyer: ‘I’ve Never Quite Had a Case Like This’
By Kristen Mitchell
Before Michael Avenatti, J.D. ’00, ever met with Stephanie Clifford, an adult...
Experts Discuss CTE Risk for Kids in Contact Sports
By Briahnna Brown
Without football, Robert Turner II, assistant professor of clinical research and leadership at the George Washington University and former professional athlete, said he...
A New Life for the Flagg Building
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design will re-open the second floor of its signature Beaux-Arts Flagg Building on 17th Street to...
Power & Promise Brings Students and Supporters Together
By Ruth Steinhardt
Before last week, Elaine Hynds and Alisan Kula had never met. Ms. Hynds entered the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences last fall, while...
The George Washington University community gathered Saturday afternoon on the Quad at the Mount Vernon Campus as the fountain was turned on to celebrate spring.