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Students Get One-on-One with Former EU Cyber Security Official

By Ruth Steinhardt

The Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P) brought Paul Timmers, former director of digital society, trust and...

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Interview: King Crimson Continues Reign at Lisner Saturday and Sunday

By Julyssa Lopez

King Crimson is widely considered one of the most influential and prolific bands in prog-rock history. Formed in 1968, the...

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President Trump ‘Performs Best’ with Opposition

By Kristen Mitchell

The American people voted President Donald Trump into the Oval Office because they were looking for somebody to shake up the way Washington, D.C., works. The president...

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How I Got the Job: Transforming Passion for Policy into Agricultural Innovation

By Ruth Steinhardt

Alexander Fried knew he was interested in food security as a political concern. A politics buff, the George Washington University student had interned on Capitol Hill...

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More Than One Way to Look At Affirmative Action

By Ruth Steinhardt

“There is no silver bullet” for solving the problems affirmative action was intended to address, Tel Aviv University Professor Sigal Alon said Wednesday at the George...

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Albert H. Small Symposium Showcases Student Research

By Kristen Mitchell

Sophomore Julia Brown said a 1859 print of George Washington’s beloved Mount Vernon estate taught her an important lesson about the work that goes into preserving...

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In Photos: Colonials Weekend 2017

This weekend the George Washington University hosted its unified Colonials Weekend, bringing thousands of alumni, families, students and friends to campus.

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Apple Day at GW

GW community enjoys healthy snack, live music on Kogan Plaza.

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Host of ‘Meet the Press’ Talks National Politics at GW

By T. Kevin Walker

The moderator of “Meet the Press” says his viewers tune in for something different from the fluff and gotcha journalism they see all too often throughout the rest of the...