Legal Experts Explains a Hung Jury and What Comes Next
After a hung jury, the judge declared a mistrial in the case of Officer William Porter, the first of six Baltimore Police Officers to go to trial in the death of Freddie Gray.
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The Fed Raises Key Interest Rate, Potentially Slowing Job Market Growth
The central bank's long-awaited decision will hit you in your wallet.
Gelman Library Begins National Churchill Library and Center Construction
The George Washington University Estelle and Melvin Gelman Library announced Wednesday that construction for the National Churchill...
Terror Threats Take Center stage at Lower Tier GOP Debate
The four lower-polling GOP candidates jockeyed to sound the toughest message against the Islamic State.
National Academy of Inventors Announces 2015 NAI Fellows
GWU's Steven Kubisen among academic inventors and innovators honored with prestigious distinction.
U.S. Counterterrorism Officials Plan to Beef Up Social-Media Scrutiny
The Department of Homeland Security is working on a plan to scrutinize social-media posts as part of its visa application process.
GW Has Front Row Seat for Paris Climate Talks
The unprecedented global climate agreement signed Saturday by negotiators from more than...
GW Today’s Top 15 of the Fall 2015 Semester
This fall was a semester of novelty at the George Washington University, with new leaders, new research and exciting visitors capturing Colonials’ attention. The campus also was caught up in...
Fictional GW Grads Pursue Hip-Hop Dreams in “The Breaks” Film
In VH1’s new film “The Breaks,” Nikki Jones has just graduated from George Washington University when she decides to...
Corcoran Returns Stained Glass Windows to Belgium’s Park Abbey
For decades, a trio of stained-glass windows created by the Flemish artist Jan de Caumont lived quietly at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design’s 17th Street building.
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