From the Archives: First U.S. Space-Flight Disaster Stuns Nation
Out of Challenger's ashes, it's full speed ahead for the nation and its space program, according to this 1986 U.S. News cover story.
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From the Archives: First U.S. Space-Flight Disaster Stuns Nation
Out of Challenger's ashes, it's full speed ahead for the nation and its space program, according to this 1986 U.S. News cover story.
With No Détente, Donald Trump’s Feud With Fox Takes Center Stage
Neither Fox News nor Mr. Trump showed any indication of budging after Mr. Trump declares he will skip the debate with Megyn Kelly on the panel of moderators.
A Message from President Steven Knapp
I write to thank the many people who worked tirelessly over the past week to keep the university operating and its community safe.
As severe weather caused the cancelation of classes, events...
Provost’s Office to Be Reorganized
By James Irwin
Structural changes are coming to the Office of the Provost.
As part of the...
GW Students Tackle Cyberspace Issues During China Trip
By James Irwin
Students enrolled in the Elliott School of International Affairs must complete a...
Human Resources Vice President to Leave GW
Sabrina Ellis, who has been the George Washington University vice president for human resources since 2012, is leaving her post to take a similar position at New York University.
Ms. Ellis’...
Institute for Religious Freedom Will Move Education Programs to GW
President George Washington’s legacy as a champion of religious freedom and the acceptance of all faiths will be sustained at the George Washington University through a new institute in the...
Robert Quinn, executive director of Scholars at Risk, pens this viewpoint piece on the recent attack at Pakistan’s Bacha Khan University that killed 22 and wounded dozens.
Missouri Professor Who Called for ‘Some Muscle’ at Protest Is Charged
Henry C. Foley, the school’s interim chancellor, dismissed calls for Ms. Click’s immediate firing, but said the charge would be one factor in a review of her application for tenure.
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The World Needs More People Like Mustafa Koç
Mark R. Kennedy, director of the Graduate School of Political Management, authored a piece about alumnus Mustafa Koç, the chairman of Turkey’s largest group of companies.
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