Students Kick Off the Season with Spring Fling
It was sunny with a high of 75 for the hundreds of George Washington University students that flocked to the University Yard for the annual Spring Fling concert, hosted by Program Board.
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One Year Later, GW Grads Excel After Graduation
As the U.S. economy continues to recover, George Washington University class of 2013 graduates leveraged their first-class...
College Affordability Study Looks Beyond the Sticker Price
As the U.S. economy rebuilds, much attention has been placed on the rising price of higher education and the struggles that...
More than 4,000 Visitors to Take Part in Colonial Welcome Days
Wearing bright yellow T-shirts, George Washington University undergraduates guided a sea of high school seniors and their family members into the...
Jazz music has historic roots in Washington, D.C., the native city of Duke Ellington, pianist Billy Taylor and saxophonist Frank...
As Job Market Expands, National Trends Show Graduate Enrollment Declining
As the university prepares its fiscal year 2015 budget, GW is projecting a decline in graduate enrollment, consistent with the national decline in graduate enrollment most universities are...
Climate Concern: GW Professor Tapped for Showtime Docu-Series
A new Showtime documentary series, “Years of Living Dangerously,” will share the...
‘No Need to Struggle in Silence’: SMHS Dean Discusses Mental Health
As college students deal with pressures while navigating a new environment, it is common for them to feel a sense of isolation and loneliness, says Dr. Jeffrey S. Akman, School of Medicine and...
Education Secretary Arne Duncan Calls Teaching ‘A Daily Fight for Social Justice’
By Brittney Dunkins
Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan put out a call to action urging undergraduates to join a new class of top-notch teachers at a panel discussion held at the...