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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.
A Transportation Planning Degree Combines Sustainability, Transit and City Development
Washington, D.C. is an ideal location for urban planning graduate programs — doctoral degrees, master’s degrees and graduate certificates alike.
New Life-saving Devices Quickly Identify Health Problems
Two small medical devices now in development can quickly diagnose some conditions, including the potential for a heart attack.
Nuanced Footwork from Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía
Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía took over Lisner Auditorium on Saturday with “Images: 20 Years,” a showcase of five works tailored by director Rafaela Carrasco.
Ken Burns to Speak about Race in America
By James Irwin
Rachel Robinson first approached Ken Burns after the release of "...
Pro-Rubio Super-PAC Targets Kasich in Florida Fight
Conservative Solutions PAC is set to spend about $5 million on ads during the week leading up to the March 15 Florida primary.
