Area School Students Explore Research, Science at STE Day
By Kevin Dunleavy
If the primary objective of the George Washington University’s Science, Technology and...
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Over the next 30 years, the biotechnology industry has the potential to develop new drug therapies for millions of people enduring devastating diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, according to...
Students Showcase Range of Work at Research Days 2016
By Ruth Steinhardt and C.J.Trent-Gurbuz
George Washington University student Chris Evans has been interested in campaign politics since high school. But Mr. Evans, who votes in Washington...
GW Revisits Kennedy-Nixon Election
By James Irwin
It was supposed to be the night when Richard Nixon, vice president of the United States, reestablished control in the race for the...
Why Has the Media Already Crowned Hillary Clinton?
The primary race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders is closer than it seems, given the amount of news coverage Clinton garners. Why the discrepancy?
Five Reasons Why the Ted Cruz Sex Scandal Story Won't Go Away
Despite no proof and lots of denials, the story refuses to die.
U.S. Companies Make Case for Keeping Cuba Organic
Cuban farms could one day help to feed Americans’ burgeoning appetite for organic food.
President of Georgia Speaks about a Path to Freedom
Democratic Republic of Georgia President Giorgi Margvelashvili took a break from global security discussions at the 2016...
George Mason Law School to be Renamed the Antonin Scalia School of Law
The Board of Visitors approved the renaming of the school to the Antonin Scalia School of Law at George Mason University.
Peddling Fantasy Facts, From Voter Fraud to Benghazi
Where are we now, more than a decade into post-reality politics?