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Election Participation Is End Game for Some Tech Companies
By Kevin Dunleavy
As one of the most divisive presidential elections in American history approaches, many large technology companies and nonprofit organizations are urging users to register...
Lisner Hosts 50th Anniversary of National Endowment for the Arts Heritage Fellowships Concert
The nine recipients of 2016 National Heritage Fellowships were honored Friday night at George Washington University's Lisner Auditorium for their mastery and preservation of centuries-old arts and...
Learn to Protect Your Information during Cyber Security Month
The George Washington University will host a series of awareness-raising events in October during National...
$3.2 Million Bequest Will Fund Professorship of Accountability in Journalism
As a pioneer in the nascent cable television industry, Char Beales, B.A. ’73, recalled the days when few people knew what CNN and ESPN were and cable television programming was not eligible for...
GW Grows Discussion on Urban Agriculture
A group of policymakers, academics and practitioners planted the seeds Friday for elevating the importance of urban agriculture as Congress begins working on the country’s next Farm Bill, which...
Racial Bias and Community Investment Discussed at GW Policing Forum
By Kristen Mitchell
As chief of one of Maryland’s largest police departments, Henry P. Stawinski III said he understands why people in the African...
‘Regional Integration Is a Catalyst for Prosperity’
By Ruth Steinhardt
Regional cooperation needs to be the subject of serious research and inquiry, the secretary general of the Middle East’s premier economic and political coalition said...
University Releases Annual Safety and Security Report
By Kristen Mitchell
The number of sexual assaults and drug law violations reported at George Washington University decreased in 2015, according to the university’s annual security report...
2017 Open Enrollment Begins Oct. 3
GW's annual open enrollment period begins Oct. 3 and will last three weeks. Faculty and staff will notice changes to benefits plan offerings that will take effect in 2017.
Open enrollment is...
