Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
Black Women Journalists Embrace Challenge of White House Coverage
By Briahnna Brown
April Ryan, a White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks and a political analyst for CNN, told an audience at George Washington University that she knows...
GW Hosts British Parliament Hearings on Fake News
By B.L. Wilson
The chair of the U.K. House of Commons Select Committee on Digital, Culture, Media and Sports told reporters gathered at the George Washington University Thursday that tech...
University Launches ‘GW Global’ Website
A new George Washington University website showcases the university’s commitment to global engagement, providing information on study abroad programs, international research activities and...
President Addresses Social Media Post, Updates on Strategic Initiatives
The list of actions the university will take in response to an offensive social media post that recently circulated online is “a good start...
University to Introduce New Dining Plan, Library Gift Opt-In Beginning Fall 2018
The Board of Trustees on Friday voted to approve new tuition rates for 2018-19 that include modifications to the university’s undergraduate dining plans and a change to the voluntary library gift...
Obama Education Secretary Calls for Closing Racial, Economic Gulf in Educational Outcomes
By Ruth Steinhardt
Despite improvements in academic performance across racial and economic groups in recent years, significant equity gaps still exist and must be addressed, former U.S....
National Security Address Sounds Alarm on Threats Facing U.S.
By Briahnna Brown
Homeland Security Committee Chair Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) highlighted problems facing the United States during his “State of National Security Address” Monday,...
Message from President LeBlanc
I want to provide an update on the university’s response to the offensive social media post that was made last week.
University staff have now completed the initial fact-finding process,...
Coming up: Snacks, Performances and a Glimpse of the Past at Charter Day
On Feb. 9, 1821, an act of Congress chartered the Columbian College, which would become the George Washington University. At noon Friday, GW will...
