Long-Serving Staff Honored for ‘Dedication to GW’
By Kristen Mitchell
Joan Broady, B.A. ’12, has seen a lot of changes at George Washington University since her first day as a campus police officer 40 years ago. The university has...
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Director of Athletics and Recreation Patrick Nero Announces Resignation
George Washington University Director of Athletics and Recreation Patrick Nero has notified Provost Forrest Maltzman of his resignation. Mr. Nero will step down from day-to-day responsibilities...
Transfer Students at GW Follow Unique Journeys
By Ruth Steinhardt
By the time Matt Bucher arrived as an undergraduate at the George Washington University, he already had a career. A Navy veteran, he had applied his G.I. Bill benefits...
GW School of Nursing Celebrates Graduates with Pinning Ceremony
By B.L. Wilson
The George Washington University School of Nursing recognized the accomplishments of more than 100 graduates who were welcomed into...
Spiritual Health Training, Data Processing Highlight Fall Research Grants
George Washington University researchers across the university were awarded numerous grants to fund innovative projects this fall that range from improving data processing to training health care...
Grad2Grad Program Offers Seniors a Discount on GW Graduate Programs
The George Washington University will continue its Grad2Grad Program for another year, offering a 10 percent tuition reduction to 2018 GW...
Photos: 2017 VSTC Holiday Party
Celebration brings semester to a close with festive music, delicious food, GW swag giveaways and a time to reflect on the year past.
SEAS Professor to Be Inducted in National Academy of Inventors
School of Engineering and Applied Science Professor Mona Zaghloul is set to be inducted into the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) next...
Photos: Foggy Bottom Holiday Party 2017
The annual event celebrated faculty and staff contributions to GW.
GW Professor Awarded Chicago-Kent College of Law/Roy C. Palmer Civil Liberties Prize
Hugh Gusterson, professor of anthropology and international affairs, wins the 2017 prize for his book "Drone: Remote Control Warfare."