‘It’s Easy to Think There’s a Difference in the Way We Bleed’
Censored Women’s Film Festival will bring guests including ‘Honor Diaries’ producer to GW this week.
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Researchers Awarded More than $23.7 Million in Research Grants
From promoting sustainability in the Arctic to understanding the factors associated with pediatric asthma, George Washington University researchers are finding unique solutions for tackling big...
GSPM Director Mark Kennedy: Big Data Can Win or Lose an Election
Speaking Friday night in Mexico City, Graduate School of Political Management Director Mark Kennedy emphasized big data as a critical component of political campaigns—one that can make a...
Human Brains Evolved to Be More Responsive to Environment
George Washington University researchers may have unearthed another piece of the puzzle of what it is about the human brain that makes us so different than chimpanzees, human’s closest ...
A Banner Fall Semester Continues for GW Sports
By James Irwin
The wins keep coming.
The George Washington University men’s basketball team defeated sixth-ranked Virginia, 73-68, Monday night...
George Washington Stuns No. 6 Virginia
GW men’s basketball team rewards their faithful fans with a 73-68 win that concluded with fans storming the court of the Smith Center.
GW Office of Safety and Security Updates Community after Release of Unverified Terrorist Video
By Brittney Dunkins
A video that surfaced Monday on social media included threats made by men who appeared to be militants saying that an attack similar to...
Furniture Finds Second Homes at Local Nonprofits
Among the thousands of ordinary houses located in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, there are a few with a special...
Lyterati Updates, New Expert Finder Discussed at Faculty Senate
Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Dianne Martin led a presentation about the George Washington University’s Lyterati system and announced a new data consolidator...
Rare Gifts Elevate the GW Museum and The Textile Museum’s Collection
The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum received two major gifts
of Central Asian ikats with links to the Silk Road and textiles reflecting traditions of...