The Next New Venture: A Fresh Way to Farm
Entrepreneurship competition top winners receive more than $60,000 for environmentally friendly local produce.
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University Recognizes 2016 Distinguished Scholars
By Tamara Jones
A star athlete slips on a tennis ball, and her future as a pro is over. The small-town son of working class parents gets rejected for 21...
Student Efforts Highlighted during GW Earth Day Celebration
More than 100 George Washington University students, faculty and staff celebrated the university’s commitment to...
Build a Future with Civility and Integrity
Minutes after taking the stage of the George Washington University Lisner Auditorium Monday evening, businessman and...
Researchers Identify New Way to Measure Autism in Boys
Researchers have developed a new method to map and track the function of brain circuits affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in boys using brain imaging, a technique that will provide...
Land O’Lakes, Inc. Donates $500k to Planet Forward
Land O’Lakes, Inc. is making a $500,000 donation to ...
Higher Ed Leaders Should Take Heed to Student Protesters
College administrators can use student concerns as a springboard for a conversation about how to create a better campus environment, a group of panelists said Tuesday at a convening of the...
Sun Potion and the Magical Thinking of ‘Transformational Foods’
Their herbs and fungi are moving from California cool to mainstream staples.
Many Colleges Profited From Slavery. What Can They Do About It Now?
Most major universities agree they have an ethical obligation to acknowledge their historical connections to the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Colleges are Going Online to Crowdsource Donations, and They’re Raising Millions
Getting alumni, especially younger graduates, to open their wallets is a challenge for many colleges and universities,