U.S. Says it May Not need Apple to Open San Bernardino iPhone
U.S. prosecutors said Monday that a "third party" had presented a possible method for opening an encrypted iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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Utah’s Online Caucus Gives Security Experts Heart Attacks
Security researchers pretty much uniformly agree that letting people vote online is a very bad idea. This week, the Utah GOP is going to give it a whirl anyway.
10 Years of Twitter — and Political Fights on Twitter
In the 2016 race, Twitter is the place where campaigns spar between formal televised showdowns.
GW Benches Monmouth to Advance to NIT Quarterfinals
Playing in the Postseason NIT Second Round for the second consecutive season, the fourth-seeded GW Colonials went to top-seeded Monmouth and escaped with an 87-71...
Medical Students Meet their Match
By C.J. Trent-Gurbuz
Paul Kline, a fourth-year medical student at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), stood with his wife, Mercedes, and...
Museum Celebrates Its First Anniversary
One year after the George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum opened with a new museum model in a combined facility, programming has quadrupled...
Senators: Put Politics Aside in Reforming America’s Regulatory System
By Sydney E. Allen
While most of GW was quiet Thursday in the last days of spring break, two U.S. senators were addressing a crowd of more than 300 at the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis...
Jim Chung to Speak at GWtalks Event in Indonesia
Associate vice president for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Jim Chung, currently on a multi-country trip to the East Asia...
American Express Supports Corcoran Building
By Julyssa Lopez
The George Washington University announced today that a gift from American Express will be used to restore the historic external doors that have graced the Corcoran building...
Twitter's Role in Modern Warfare
Virtual warfare is being waged on social networks with the majority of users unaware that nations and militant groups alike are targeting their hearts and minds.