Interdisciplinary Courses in Nuclear Policy
By Ruth Steinhardt
Recent ballistic missile tests in North Korea have brought nuclear nightmares to the...
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Interdisciplinary Courses in Nuclear Policy
By Ruth Steinhardt
Recent ballistic missile tests in North Korea have brought nuclear nightmares to the...
School of Nursing Dean Honored for Outstanding Leadership
By Kristen Mitchell
School of Nursing Dean and professor Pamela R. Jeffries has been honored with the National League for Nursing Mary Adelaide Nutting Award for Outstanding Leadership in...
Women’s Lacrosse Team Collects Food and Goods
The George Washington lacrosse team sponsored Colonial Harvest, a Thanksgiving basket collection that provides food and toiletries to local families in need during the holiday season.
This...
#VoteYourPower: A New Generation Takes on Election 2016
By B. L. Wilson
A week before elections, millennials filed into Lisner Auditorium for #VoteYourPower, a panel discussion hosted by NBC4 Washington in conjunction with Rock the Vote....
Colonials Basketball Teams Open Seasons on Friday
By Keith Harriston
George Washington University women’s and men’s basketball teams open their seasons on Friday with two commonalities: both are coming off of successful seasons and both are...
SPH Dean Lynn Goldman Awarded for Service to National Academy of Medicine
By Kristen Mitchell
Milken Institute School of Public Health Dean Lynn...
James Foster Installed as Oliver T. Carr, Jr. Professor in International Affairs
By Kurtis Hiatt
More than 20 years ago, James Foster’s groundbreaking scholarship on poverty had already gained international attention, as his work provided an approach for the Mexican...
Thousands returned to GW for Alumni Weekend, remembering their time in college and making new memories on campus.
Faculty Assembly Votes to Allow Some Non-Tenured Professors to Join Faculty Senate
By Ruth Steinhardt
A resolution permitting non-tenure track faculty members from two schools at the George Washington University to serve in the school’s Faculty Senate passed almost...