Most travelers today are women, and the industry may finally be catching on
Nearly two-thirds of travelers today are women, according to a report from the GW School of Business.
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Presidential Campaigns Have Always Been Absurd
An exhibit of candidates' flags at the GW Textile Museum proves it.
GW Named Most Politically Active Campus for Fourth Consecutive Year
George Washington University students were named the “Most Politically Active Students” in...
Dining Changes Offer Variety, Flexibility for Students
This year, the George Washington University’s enhanced dining program will provide students the flexibility to use their Dining Cash at more than 90 dining and...
Program on Extremism Expands Research, Expertise
Since its launch in June 2015, the George Washington University’s Program on Extremism has contributed valuable research and analysis on violent and non-violent extremism. The program’s report “...
GW Welcomes New Students With First Night Celebration
By Kristen Mitchell
Trunks of SUVs were packed high with boxes as tearful hugs with parents were exchanged and excited roommates met for the first time Saturday. Arriving from around the...
District House Opens for Move-In
As students return to school this week, some will unpack their bags in GW’s newest residence hall.
GW Researchers Awarded $3 Million to Study HIV Testing, Diet and Aging
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University researchers studying in a range of fields were awarded major grants this summer to continue innovative research in fighting HIV, the study of...
Washington Post Reporter Jason Rezaian Named SMPA Fellow
By Kristen Mitchell
The George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs has named Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian the 2016-17...
Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk Linked to Sedentary Lifestyle
By Kristen Mitchell
Sitting in front of a computer for hours at a time isn’t conducive to good health, according to George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health...