Low Oil Prices End 21st Century Gold Rush
The pain low oil prices have sparked has spread into other corners of the energy industry.
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Why B-Schools Struggle to Enroll More Women
Taking younger students would draw more female applicants.
'The Bell Curve,' Still Incendiary
The book and a planned appearance at Virginia Tech by one of its authors set off a debate over race, academic freedom and the role of a university president.
GW Surprises D.C. Students with a Free College Education
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Scholarship Program covers tuition, room, board and books for 10 high-achieving students.
Meet the Inaugural Duke Energy Renewables Innovation Fund Awardees
Three research teams led by George Washington University faculty members and researchers have been selected...
Only Voters Can Save Merrick Garland: Jonathan Turley
The Supreme Court nominee's fate could hinge on an election that's eight months away.
Beyond Flint: Excessive Lead Levels Found in almost 2,000 Water Systems Across all 50 States
Tests for cities, rural subdivisions and even schools and day cares serving water to 6 million people have found excessive and harmful levels of lead.
American ISIS Fighter a 'Gold Mine' for U.S, Intelligence
Officials are eager to question an alleged American ISIS fighter captured in Iraq because he could be a treasure trove of intelligence about how the Islamic State really works, current and former...
Elizabethtown College launches an online-first capital campaign to test the power of social media in higher education fund-raising.
Alex Mitola hit a running jumper in the closing seconds to lift the George Washington University men's basketball team to an 82-80 victory Wednesday night over Hofstra ...