Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs to Retire
Dianne Martin first joined the university in 1983 as a computer science instructor.
At the time, she had already helped put a man on the moon.
In the late 1960s, Dr. Martin was a...
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How GW Drives Technological Innovation
George Washington President Steven Knapp, speaking at a regional forum on biotechnology on Monday, said that partnerships...
Populists vs. Elites — America’s other Favorite Pastime
Millions of Americans have long felt disenfranchised by what they see as out-of-touch plutocrats who feather their own nests at the expense of the common citizen.
Cadre of esteemed mathematicians gain traction in their campaign to remake the college curriculum in the discipline.
What's Next for the Bernie Sanders Revolution?
Sen. Sanders has always described his project as more of a movement than a typical political campaign.
Trustees’ Chair Urges Focus Beyond Numbers on Diversity
Board of Trustees Chair Nelson A. Carbonell, speaking on a panel at an Association of Governing Boards (AGB) conference, said that when it comes to issues of diversity, universities and colleges...
University to Undergo Assessment
President Knapp and the Board of Trustees have initiated a three-part assessment of the university’s progress over the past nine years and the outlook for its future as it approaches the beginning...
The Next New Venture: A Fresh Way to Farm
Entrepreneurship competition top winners receive more than $60,000 for environmentally friendly local produce.
University Recognizes 2016 Distinguished Scholars
By Tamara Jones
A star athlete slips on a tennis ball, and her future as a pro is over. The small-town son of working class parents gets rejected for 21...
Student Efforts Highlighted during GW Earth Day Celebration
More than 100 George Washington University students, faculty and staff celebrated the university’s commitment to...