By Ruth Steinhardt
February is a good time to listen to your heart: Not only does Valentine’s Day fall in this month, it is also ...
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Sacagawea Guided Explorers, Now She Guides History
By Ruth Steinhardt
Her name was Sacagawea, Sakakawea, Wadze-wipe, Pohe-nive or something else entirely. She was a willing wife or a captured slave. She died...
Men’s Basketball Routs La Salle on Homecoming
GW’s 90-50 win, its 20th of the season, highlights a busy weekend on campus.
Scalia's Absence to be Felt as U.S. Supreme Court Returns
A somber mood is expected as the court hears oral arguments in two cases, its first action since Scalia, 79, died on Feb. 13 at a Texas hunting resort.
Bernie and Hillary Naked on Stage
Coached body language looks contrived and reveals more than people think.
A Rising Call to Promote STEM Education and Cut Liberal Arts Funding
More and more states have adopted the idea of rewarding public colleges and universities for churning out students educated in fields seen as important to the economy.
Just the Facts? The Importance of Science in Formulating and Implementing Policy
The integration of women into all military occupational specialties (MOS) has dominated discussions in security and policy circles for the past several months.
The Elusive Goal of On-Time Graduation
A surprisingly tiny minority of U.S. college students actually get their four-year degrees in four years.
Campaigns See Dollar Signs in AOL Email Addresses
Email generates the vast majority of campaign fundraising, and AOL addresses produce more money than Gmail addresses.