At an American Educational Research Association panel, academics discuss the rewards -- and risks -- of using social media to advance public scholarship.
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Video: ‘Undocumented Travelers’ Blossoms at GW Museum and Textile Museum
The U.S.-Mexico border is the focus of some of the most intense debate of the current presidential election cycle, with candidates such as Donald Trump advocating...
Scouring the Dark Web to Keep Tabs on Terrorists
GW alumna Alex Kassirer monitors terrorist networks and cybercrime from her position at a threat intelligence firm.
Names of Foggy Bottom, Smithsonian Metro Stations May Change
Big changes could be coming to the names of two busy D.C. Metro stations to help riders get to their locations easier.
Journalism Experts Doubt Effect of Boston Globe's Fake Anti-Trump Front Page
An accompanying editorial argues that the rise of "demagogic strongmen" is often accompanied by "a failure to fathom where a leader's vision leads."
Inside Bernie Sanders's Social Media Machine
From #FeeltheBern to Slack: The man behind Bernie Sanders's social media agency talks the tools, techniques, and missteps of their campaign.
Power & Promise Honors Gifts and the Gifted
By Ruth Steinhardt
Sara Pool is on track to change lives.
She is completing a master’s degree in speech-language pathology at...
Presentations on Reducing Bureaucracy Highlight Faculty Senate Meeting
Interim Provost Forrest Maltzman, presenting on behalf of George Washington President Steven Knapp, introduced examples of initiatives to reduce university bureaucracy at Friday’s Faculty Senate...
How to Shoot for the Moon on Childhood Literacy
By Ruth Steinhardt
It’s an ambitious goal: teach 90 percent of all third graders in the city of Vero Beach, Fla., to read at or above grade level by 2018....
GW Class of 2020 Students and Parents Visit Campus
The George Washington University was abuzz Friday as ...