GW Today Archives
Covering the National Beat from Germany
Clayton McCleskey, B.A. ’09, is getting a hands-on look into the world of journalism thanks to a Fulbright scholarship
Managing the Government’s Wallet
GW Law professors call for stronger intergovernmental purchasing regulations on Capitol Hill.
In Memoriam: Robert M. Dunn Jr.
Dr. Dunn was an expert in international trade and finance.
The GW Corps
Passion for politics, service and exploration account for GW students’ exceptional Peace Corps service, say students and alumni.
Shakespeare Simplified
Department of Theatre and Dance’s Much Ado About Nothing shines in its minimalism.
Where the Punishment Fits the Crime
George Washington Today investigates whether crime pays at one of D.C.’s newest museums.
Healing Hands
George Washington medical students open clinic in one of D.C.’s most underserved areas.
Celebrating Heritage
George Washington University’s Adele Alexander discusses the history and significance of Black History Month.
The Arab World’s Jewish Ambassador
Houda Ezra Ebrahim Nonoo, Bahrain’s ambassador to the United States, discusses her career, her faith and her country.
An Evolutionary Discovery
George Washington University research team finds and names new dinosaur species.
The Promise of Islamic Banking and Finance
Sharia-based financing could be the answer to the global financial crisis, says Hossein Askari, if only it weren’t a façade.
Pushing the Frontiers of Solar Energy
GW’s Solar Institute—now in its second year—is quickly becoming a global leader in understanding solar power.
Washington Reading List
They cover everything from romance and poetry to political scandal and the supernatural, but these books have one thing in common: their D.C. setting.
Redefining What It Means to Be Green
Thomas Friedman encourages GW students to push Congress for needed environmental change.
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