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Alternative Winter Break in Photos

February 3, 2016

Students commit winter holidays to serving communities and building partnerships.

Photographs and Textiles Reveal Unknown Side of China

February 3, 2016

Howard University Signs Deal to Turn Meridian Hill Dorm into Luxury Rentals

February 3, 2016

The agreement is the latest move by the historically black university to bring in new revenue and reverse years of financial strain.

Dented by Iowa Results, Trump and Clinton Head to New Hampshire

February 3, 2016

A subdued Donald Trump hit the campaign trail in New Hampshire after voters in Iowa delivered him a deflating second-place finish in Tuesday's caucus.

The Genocidal Threat of Homegrown Jihadism in America

February 3, 2016

Program on Extremism's director Lorenzo Vidino and deputy director Seamus Hughes discuss new dynamics facing young American Muslims.

Donald, Ted, Marco, and the Great Republican Delegate Race

February 2, 2016

(This story originally ran Jan. 27)

Editor's Note: On Monday, Republican voters ...

GW Rises in National Science Foundation List of Top Research Institutions

February 1, 2016

The George Washington University’s standing among premier research institutions is on the rise, according to an annual survey by the National Science Foundation.

The...

Student Night Brings Newcomers to Museum

February 1, 2016

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum’s D.C.-themed event featured tours, trivia, silk-screening and more.

Has Science Become Overly Politicized?

February 1, 2016

By James Irwin

Is science on trial? Research has come under increased scrutiny in recent years from presidential candidates...

Talking with George Washington University’s Harry Potter Scholar

February 1, 2016

By Brittney Dunkins

In the late ’90s, the story of a boy wizard named Harry Potter fated to save his world from the villainous, power-hungry Voldemort...