GW Offers Help to Students Affected by Hurricane Irma
George Washington University has reached out to students from Florida, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and other parts of the Caribbean that have been affected by Hurricane Irma.
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GW’s New STEMworks Adds New Dimensions to Learning
By B.L. Wilson
A restaurateur planning purchases and creating a business model, a researcher mapping behavioral patterns in a town or analyzing the link between daytime electrical power...
President LeBlanc Addresses Faculty Senate
George Washington President Thomas LeBlanc on Friday shared with the Faculty Senate several of his initial impressions of the university, including how he sees GW’s aspirational statement taking...
Day of Service Deepens GW Connection with Community
At official freshman Convocation and day of welcome, GW students, faculty and staff put in work at 40 sites around Washington, D.C.
Nine GW alumni were killed during terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. The university community paused Monday to mourn and celebrate their lives.
GW Launches New Tip Sheet on Political Twitter Activity
Researchers at the George Washington University launched on Friday a new weekly recap of political activity on Twitter. The publication, called ...
Presidential Community Meetings Lay Out Administrative Priorities
By Ruth Steinhardt and Kristen Mitchell
George Washington President Thomas LeBlanc hosted three frank and wide-ranging community meetings with students, faculty and staff on Thursday and...
University Announces Benefits Enhancements for 2018
The university will continue to offer two plans administered by United Healthcare for health care benefits in 2018, adding new coverage offerings while limiting increases to employees’ monthly...
New Tool Will Help Employees Find Doctors, Compare Prices
Finding a doctor and comparing prices on medications and medical services will be easier beginning Wednesday with the cost-transparency tool ...