What Dr. Krash ‘Wanted to Tell You’
When the National Gallery of Art and the National Museum of Women in the Arts commissioned...
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Coping with Final Exams Stress
If it were as easy as the movies depict, studying for final exams would be a three-minute montage of library visits and late-night study...
Professor Examines Protests in Ukraine
Swelling crowds of protesters have been flooding Ukraine’s Kyiv Independence Square over the last two weeks after the government...
The George Washington University joins the world in mourning...
Re-visioning Public Health and Medicine in the 21st Century
By Lauren Ingeno
From how we consume media to how we plan trips, smartphones have transformed nearly every facet of Americans’ daily lives. But does mobile technology have the potential to...
University Celebrates Chanukah
A crowd gathered on Kogan Plaza Monday evening in celebration of the sixth night of Chanukah, joining President Steven Knapp and members of the George Washington University community in lighting a...
Students Share Service-Learning Experiences
By Julyssa Lopez
For freshman Caitlin Wuebbolt and junior Sean O’Connell, learning Spanish took on a whole new meaning this semester.
They signed up for Service-Learning in...
Peace Corps, USAID Leaders Honor Global Volunteerism at GW Event
Program spotlights past success and future goals for international volunteer initiatives and development organizations
Professor Provides ‘Insider’s Look’ into Upcoming Winter Olympics
By Jay Conley
As Russia works feverishly to ready the resort village of Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics, a few dozen...