Introducing the GW Class of 2020
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University’s class of 2020 is a diverse and talented group of more than 2,500 students from 49 states and the...
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Faculty Elect Committee to Provide Input on Presidential Search
The Faculty Assembly on Friday elected nine members to the Faculty Consultative Committee, which will provide input to the Board of Trustees as it selects the university’s 17th president.
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GW Students Beat the Heat for Day of Service
By Kristen Mitchell
First-year student Johnny Morgart took a moment to rest in front of the Lincoln Memorial, having pushed a wheelbarrow full of mulch through crowds of tourists on a busy,...
New Association Aims to Bring Postdocs Together
By Kristen Mitchell
Concentrated in his own world of research, postdoctoral fellow George Younes said he went months without meeting new colleagues in the Department of Physics, let alone...
Clinton, Trump or Neither? Voters Weigh Options
The race for president has tightened considerably, according to the latest George Washington University Battleground Poll...
Board of Trustees to Host Presidential Search Town Halls
The Board of Trustees will solicit input from GW community members on the selection of the university’s next president at a series of 11 town hall meetings Sept....
Exhibit Showcases Evolution of Campaigns
By Menachem Wecker
The dozens of objects in the exhibit “Your Next President…! The Campaign Art of Mark and Rosalind Shenkman,” which span...
Board of Trustees to Host Presidential Search Town Halls
The Board of Trustees will solicit input from GW community members on the selection of the university’s next president at a series of 11 town hall meetings Sept. 12 to 14.
“We want to hear...
GW Police Chief Focuses on Community Outreach in Second Year
By Kristen Mitchell
As news reports focus on safety on college campuses and law enforcement tactics, George Washington University...
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.