GW Today Archives
Alumna and Veteran Honored
GW presents Colin Powell Public Service Award to Veterans Affairs’ Tammy Duckworth, launches Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service.
Hospital Showcases Artwork by Area Homeless
An exhibition at GW Hospital features dozens of works created by Washington, D.C.'s homeless.
Getting Brainy
GW’s Laboratory for Evolutionary Neuroanatomy investigates human evolution through an examination of mammal brains.
Courtroom Sketch Art on Display at GW’s Virginia Campus
An exhibition at GW’s Virginia Campus provides a rare window into some of the highest-profile trials of recent decades.
Celebrating Colonials Weekend
Thousands of GW families and friends are on campus Oct. 16-18. Highlights include performances by Jon Stewart and Octoberfest.
George Washington Today Launches
Online publication to be primary source of information for University.
Officers Excel Off the Beat in GW’s Police Science Program
Program equips law enforcement professionals with the latest skills.
Colonials Think Pink
GW women’s athletics is supporting the fight against breast cancer through a season-long initiative.
Compensation Czar Kenneth Feinberg Keynotes Law Symposium
The Treasury Department official discusses his decision to drastically cut executive pay at companies receiving federal bailout funds.
Essential Advocacy
Low-income D.C. residents have a champion in GW Law’s Public Justice Advocacy Clinic.
Water Polo Dives into Season
Student athletes bond over the physically taxing game in which strength, stamina and skill are key.
Reaching Out to Latinos
Yasmin Yaver, B.A. '05, is helping to launch a GW association for Latino alumni.
The Economics of Free
Chris Anderson, B.S. ’81, edits Wired magazine and is an expert on technology trends.
Online Exhibition Highlights Rare Hebrew Books
Hebrew texts from one of Jewish civilization’s historic centers are only a mouse click away.
Attorney General Meets with Basketball Team
The GW men’s basketball team scored a rare opportunity to tour the Department of Justice and talk to Attorney General Eric Holder.
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