GW Today Archives
Is There a World War II–Scale Effort on Climate Change?
Students examine the media’s coverage of World War II and climate change in a University Writing course.
Don’t Feed the Plant that Bites You
GW raises the curtain on entertaining new production of Little Shop of Horrors.
Men’s Basketball Off to Strong Start
Reenergized Colonials open the season with four straight wins.
The Economics of Holiday Shopping
Retail sales look better than expected, says economics expert Tara Sinclair.
The Business of Innovation
Business processes group seeks innovations, ideas from GW community.
Health Care Sciences Professor Recognized for Innovative Technology Use
In the third of a series on the award winners, GW Today focuses on Assistant Professor of Health Care Sciences Ellen Costello.
From Marine to M.A. Candidate
Student veteran Charlotte Brock is studying security and development and stability operations.
Honoring a Jazz Legend
National treasure Dave Brubeck will receive an honorary degree at GW’s 2010 commencement.
A Free Night at the Opera
GW’s Department of Music performs Gianni Schicchi, Dec. 4 and 5.
GW Athlete Earns All-American Status
Cross country’s Megan Hogan ends season with a 27th place finish out of 255 at the Division I Women’s Cross Country Championship.
Colonials Host President Obama
First family watches as GW rally falls short for the men’s basketball team’s first loss of the season.
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Breaking Ground in Cardiothoracic Research
Through an NIH fellowship, GW freshman Caleb Seavey is part of a team pushing the frontiers of medical research.
Surviving on a Food Stamp Budget
GW students and staff challenged themselves to restrict their weekly food spending to $28.75—the amount allotted to food stamp recipients.
Chance of a Lifetime
GW’s Early College Program enables some of D.C.’s best and brightest high school students to get a tuition-free jump start on college.
Making GW ‘One of the Best Places to Work’
Job sharing, virtual offices, and a centralized faculty and staff HR service center are some of the options Louis Lemieux, GW’s new chief human resources officer, is exploring.
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