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Presidential Community Welcome Series Launches in Philadelphia
George Washington University alumni, families and friends will have the opportunity to meet President Thomas LeBlanc in the coming months as part of a series of community receptions around the...
As Students Job Hunt, GW Enhances Support for Connections with Alumni
In her senior year, alumna Sarah Mann applied for an internship in National Geographic’s communications office. With just a little extra research, she quickly found George Washington University...
GW Community Spreads MLK's Messages
By Briahnna Brown
George Washington University community members took turns all day Thursday reading aloud words written by Martin Luther King Jr. in letters, speeches, sermons and books...
How the Government Shutdown Impacts GW
By Kristen Mitchell
After failing to reach a spending deal by the end of Friday night, the federal government has shut down for the first time since 2013. To help students, faculty and...
University Monitoring Potential for Government Shutdown
The George Washington University is monitoring discussions regarding the passage of a new spending bill, including the possibility that lawmakers may not reach an agreement before midnight tonight...
‘Whose Streets’ Documents Activism in Ferguson
By B.L. Wilson
“Whose Streets,” a film documenting the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., is told from the perspective of the residents and activists, starting Aug. 9, 2014, the day that Michael...
McNair Scholars Learn about STEM Opportunities at GW
By Briahnna Brown
The McNair Scholar cohort from Florida International University (FIU) asked question after question Wednesday about graduate programs at the George Washington University...
How to Prioritize Exercise, Healthy Eating Goals in 2018
By Kristen Mitchell
As January comes to a close, the reality of just how hard it can be to adopt healthy habits in the new year is starting to set in for many resolutioners.
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GW Community Reaches out for MLK Jr. Day of Service
Hundreds of volunteers complete service projects with area nonprofits, D.C. public schools and others.
SMPA to Focus on Urban and Rural Divide with New Grant
The School of Media and Public Affairs’ American Communities Project was recently awarded a $699,600 grant by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to support work...
