What Happens to Your Facebook Photos When You Die?
Your social media and banking account passwords may not seem like details you need to include in your will, but in an increasingly digitized world, these pieces of information may be more...
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University Welcomes New Assistant Director of Zero Waste, Recycling Coordinator
Andres Harris has been named the new assistant director of zero waste and logistics at the George Washington University. He will...
Professor’s Research Leads D.C. to Adopt New Sustainable Zoning Measure
By Brittney Dunkins
With the influx of young urbanites, new businesses and booming real estate growth, D.C. has faced an increasingly urgent issue of the 21st century: how to handle rapid...
Staying Safe Over the Holidays
Thefts and other crimes typically increase over the winter holidays. College campuses, where many students leave for breaks, present particular concerns—both for those who go home and leave their...
Computational Biology Institute Director Honored for Advancing Science
Keith Crandall, director of George Washington University’s Computational Biology Institute, has been named a...
Grammy Award-winning British singer/songwriter Elvis Costello hit the stage of Lisner Auditorium solo on Friday, playing 25 songs during a two-hour set.
Students Analyze the Cost of Unsustainable Consumption in ‘Green Leaf’ Class
The average consumer may not know that the lithium battery in a discarded cell phone can...
Dan Rather and Marvin Kalb Reflect on JFK Assassination
By Julyssa Lopez
Although he was on the ground in Dallas the day President John F. Kennedy was shot, journalist Dan Rather said he was...
GW Community Prays for Typhoon Victims
Members of the George Washington University community have a moment of silence during Friday's candlelight vigil at University Yard. The...
Global Women’s Institute Pushes for Laws to Protect Women Worldwide
By Lauren Ingeno
Monday is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and...