In Wake of Boston Tragedy, Staying Safe on Campus
In the days following what President Obama has called “a heinous and cowardly act,” the nation mourned three who died and the more than 170 who were injured in a bombing at the Boston Marathon,...
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Andrew Zimmern Dishes on Food, Culture
On the menu Monday at José Andrés’s “World on a Plate” class was a lesson on food and culture. So who better to lecture...
Lemonade Day D.C. Teaches Social Entrepreneurship
For the more than 600 GW student mentors and the 800 mentees who participated in Lemonade Day D.C. on Sunday, an ice-cold glass...
Earth Month Celebration Focuses on Individual Impact
The theme of the George Washington University’s ...
IT Support Center Introduces “Live Chat” Assistance
The new feature allows users to chat with ITSC analysts online Monday through Friday, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
In addition to offering a new way...
ITF Showcases Scheduled for Next Week
After months of discussion and analysis, the Innovation Task Force will present its top ranked...
MOOCs: The Future of Higher Education?
Taking a “measured but participatory” approach, the George Washington University will work toward creating a handful of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, “that really showcase the things that...
Seniors Go All In at Casino-Themed Prom
Blackjack tables, oversized playing cards and inflatable dice decorated the Charles E. Smith Center at the George Washington University’s 11th annual senior prom on Saturday. To match this year’s...
High School Students Participate in Science, Technology & Engineering Day
Senior Prathyusha Pinnamaneni slipped on a stethoscope and examined the pregnant woman’s protruding belly. She listened intently...
George Washington University Inaugurates Confucius Institute
The George Washington University celebrated the opening of the Confucius Institute, a center to promote Chinese language and cultural studies on campus, on...