Democratic Pollster Talks about Race and Politics
By B.L. Wilson
Cornell Belcher has owned a front-row seat to some remarkable changes in American politics, starting in 2005 as pollster for then-Democratic National Committee Chair Howard...
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Democratic Pollster Talks about Race and Politics
By B.L. Wilson
Cornell Belcher has owned a front-row seat to some remarkable changes in American politics, starting in 2005 as pollster for then-Democratic National Committee Chair Howard...
The George Washington University mourns Corrina Mehiel, an artist working as a project assistant at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design who died Tuesday.
Ms. Mehiel worked with the...
SJT Scholarships Offer Free College Education
GW surprises 10 D.C. students with full-ride Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholarships.
Former Imprisoned Journalist Talks Reporting Under Threat
By Kristen Mitchell
Yeganeh Rezaian was 5 years old the first time she wore the hijab, the traditional headscarf Iranian women are required to wear in public. She was photographed in the...
By Katherine Dvorak
The noise of the crowd grew to a deafening roar in Ross Hall Room 101 of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health...
Stars Align for Generational Tax Reform
Despite partisan clashes over many issues in national politics, the senior Republican and Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, which is responsible for tax legislation, said on Monday...
Gymnastics Takes Conference Title
The No. 18 George Washington University gymnastics team put together a dominant performance to capture its second-ever East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Championship Saturday afternoon in...
50 Years of the Ebony Fashion Fair on Display at GW
By Julyssa Lopez
Few events have been as influential in the American fashion world as the Ebony Fashion Fair, the traveling show that ran for...
Former ‘SNL’ Star Jay Pharoah Coming to Campus
Jay Pharoah, the actor and comedian best known for his “Saturday Night Live” celebrity impressions, including of former President Barack Obama, will...
$8 Million Gift Will Expand Clark Engineering Scholars Program
The Clark Charitable Foundation has made an $8 million gift to the George Washington University to expand an engineering scholars program that rewards SEAS students with financial assistance,...