Town Hall on Financial Strategy Outlines Challenges
Provost Forrest Maltzman and Deputy Vice President and Treasurer Ann McCorvey explained the decision-making behind recent departmental...
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Board of Trustees Elects Nelson Carbonell to Second Term as Chair
The George Washington University Board of Trustees has elected Nelson A. Carbonell to a second term as chair. Mr. Carbonell, B.S. '85, began a three-year term on July 1.
Mr. Carbonell is...
What Can We Expect from the GOP Convention?
The 2016 Republican National Convention starts Monday and with approximately 2,470 delegates and 2,302 alternate delegates from across the country, it’s designed to be huge, in the words of the...
Experts Talk Health and Religion at LGBT Forum
By Kristen Mitchell
Shame and stigma from religious teachings that condemn homosexuality have seeped into every aspect of life for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, said Bishop...
GW at the Republican National Convention
By Kristen Mitchell
Kasey Packer, B.A. ’15, has been on the ground in Cleveland for months helping the Republican National Committee prepare for its national convention, which runs July 18-...
GW’s Cisneros Institute Appoints New Leadership
Elizabeth Vaquera, noted educator and scholar of Latino immigration and ethnicity, has been named director of the GW Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute, which was established in 2015 through a...
I write today to our university community after a somber week of national outrage, mourning, and prayer in the wake of violence in Louisiana, Minnesota, and Texas.
Clearly there is a...
GW Announces Institute for African Studies
The George Washington University announced Monday the launch of the Institute for African Studies, which will focus on major issues confronting the global community in Africa, one of the fastest...
Max Ticktin, a professor emeritus of Hebrew language and literature at the George Washington University and a cornerstone of the university’s Judaic...
GW Awarded $500,000 Digital Humanities Grant
The George Washington University will host students, faculty and researchers from GW, Rice University, Davidson College...