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Men’s Basketball Opens Play in A-10 Tournament on Thursday
The George Washington University men’s basketball team opens the Atlantic 10 Tournament Thursday night against either St. Louis or Duquesne, who face each other at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The...
GW Figure Skater Eyes 2018 Olympics
Sophomore Colette Kaminski balances life as a student and as a world-class figure skater for the Polish national team.
GW Expert: GOP Health Care Bill Would Make Insurance Less Accessible
By Kristen Mitchell
Congressional House Republicans released a plan Monday to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, former President Barack Obama’s signature health care legislation...
GW Reaches Out to D.C. Via ArtReach
By B.L. Wilson
Eleven young artists sat quietly in the brightly lit room at THEARC in Southeast Washington, studying their images in mirrors propped in front of them. Each student had the...
Professor Honored with Fluids Engineering Achievement Award
By Kristen Mitchell
Michael Plesniak, a School of Engineering and Applied Science professor, has been recognized by the American...
University Announces 2017 Honorary Degree Recipients
Commencement speaker and U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Lt. Gen. Nadja West and Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron will receive honorary degrees at the George Washington University...
Nurse Practitioners, Physicians Provide Equal Care at Clinics
A George Washington University study examining patient...
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Talks Trump, Russia Relationship
By Kristen Mitchell
Former U. S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul on Friday called the current state of affairs between the...
Diversity Update, Faculty Compensation Highlight Faculty Senate Meeting
The Office for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement continues to enhance its support, outreach and programming for all members of the university community, Caroline Laguerre-Brown, the...
Successful Alumni Offer Pointers on Washington Careers
By B.L. Wilson
Austin Hansen, an economics and political science major and the outgoing president of College Republicans at the George Washington University, heard concerns from peers...
