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High School Students Get Art School Application Advice at National Portfolio Day
By Ruth Steinhardt
More than 500 aspiring art students as well as their teachers, families and mentors packed the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design Saturday for Washington, D.C.,’s...
International Buddy Program Supports Diversity at GW
By Tatyana Hopkins
When Yujia Jing decided to move from China to Washington, D.C., to pursue a master’s in art history at the George Washington University, she looked forward to having “...
In Photos: GW Students Share Why They Are Thankful
Around the Foggy Bottom campus, GW students expressed gratitude for the positive things in their lives.
Experts Discuss Missing Indigenous Women
By Briahnna Brown
There is a lack of data on the ongoing crisis of missing and slain Indigenous women and girls, which contributes to a false perception that the issue does not impact...
What to Expect from a Divided National Government
By B.L. Wilson
With Democrats set to hold a majority in the House of Representatives as Republicans continue to control the Senate and the White House, the George Washington University...
Major League Baseball Expert Predicts Rough Times for ‘America’s Pastime’
By T. Kevin Walker
With an aging fan base coupled with homogenous rosters and stagnant television ratings, baseball is struggling to live up to its moniker of “America’s pastime,”...
GW Researchers Look to Fruit Flies for Zika Answers
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University researchers are laying the groundwork for biologists to one day develop a way to stop the...
GW Researcher Studies Link between Communication, Sexual Behavior
By Kristen Mitchell
The way people talk about sex has a significant impact on their health and well-being, but a Columbian College of Arts and Sciences...
Natalie Larmon, a George Washington University staff member, died suddenly on Oct. 31. She was 37 years old.
Ms. Larmon joined Development and Alumni Relations Research & Relationship...
