Relocation Planning Underway for Administrative Units
With redevelopment slated for the site of Rice Hall, planning is underway to relocate administrative units currently in the building by the end of 2018.
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Young Researchers Should Seek Fulfillment, Happiness in Career Path
By Kristen Mitchell
Aspiring academics are taught throughout their education that being anything less than a faculty member doing research in a university setting or a scientist running a...
Researcher Uses Gene Editing to Unveil Butterfly Biodiversity
Arnaud Martin, assistant professor of biology, seeks to understand the evolutionary genetics that have shaped color pattern diversity on butterfly wings.
GW College Night at Nationals Stadium
GW alumni and community cheered on the Washington Nationals against the Atlanta Braves for a unique networking opportunity.
GW Signs $5.3 Million Agreement to Research Plasma-Based Cancer Therapies
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University has signed a $5.3 million corporate research sponsorship agreement with Maryland-based...
GSPM Kicks Off 30th Anniversary with a Salute to Distinguished Alumni
By B.L. Wilson
More than one-third of the 4,000 alumni of the George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management live and work in Washington, D.C. So, it’s fitting that...
SMPA Town Hall Examines Changes in Media, Politics
By Julyssa Lopez
The George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs, GW College Republicans and GW College Democrats...
A member of Congress and distinguished journalists, diplomats and media professionals have joined the George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs as fellows. SMPA announced...
GW Law Panel Previews Upcoming Term of Supreme Court
By Ruth Steinhardt
The upcoming Supreme Court term is packed with blockbuster cases that recall landmark civil rights rulings and also may require the nation’s highest court to wade into...
NATO General Cites Need for Flexibility and Resilience
By Ruth Steinhardt
“Failure is always an option” for alliances trying to make strategic decisions in an increasingly interdependent world, NATO Supreme Allied Commander for Transformation...