Creating a New Advocacy Strategy for the Humanities
Humanities research might call to mind nebbish students tucked into library corners reading dusty, leather-bound books and...
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American ISIS Fighter Captured in Iraq
American authorities are investigating how a young man from the Washington suburbs of Virginia ended up in northern Iraq, near the border with Syria, in the midst of the bloody war with the...
Allies Say Obama’s Court Pick Is Near, and Will Be Hard for Republicans to Ignore
President Obama is close to a decision on a Supreme Court nominee based purely on qualifications and experience, White House officials insisted on Monday.
SEC Nominee Lisa Fairfax Is Diversity Advocate and GW Law Professor
Ms. Fairfax has written extensively in favor of shareholder rights, shareholder activism, and gender and racial diversity on corporate boards.
Relax—Bernie’s Supporters Will Support Hillary If She’s the Nominee
Come November, the Democratic coalition is going to vote in force to stop Donald Trump or Ted Cruz.
Sustainable Development Requires an Evolving Agenda
By Mary A. Dempsey
The United Nations’ approach to development continues to shift away from purely economic advances to encompass more social and justice...
French Minister of the Interior Discusses Anti-Terrorism Efforts
By Kevin Dunleavy
France’s Minister of the Interior Bernard Cazeneuve said he supports the Obama administration's effort to persuade Apple to unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino...
Indicators of Academic Excellence Discussed at Faculty Senate
The George Washington University’s six-year graduation rate—and other core indicators of academic excellence—paint a strong picture of the university’s academic future, Interim Provost Forrest...
Men’s Basketball to Host Hofstra in NIT
The George Washington men's basketball team will face Hofstra in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) on Wednesday at the Charles E. Smith Center.
The Colonials (23-10...
Florida, Ohio Loom Large as GOP Field Enters New Phase
Winner-take-all states are up for grabs beginning Tuesday.