Train to Headline Colonials Weekend
The university announced today that Grammy Award-winning band Train will perform at Colonials Weekend on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the Charles E. Smith Center.
“President Steven Knapp and...
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Keith Crandall to Lead Computational Biology Institute
George Washington University has hired Keith Crandall, a widely respected researcher and chair of the biology department at Brigham Young University, as director of its planned Computational...
Panama City Trip Emphasizes Research, Collaboration
George Washington student Joseph Duffey recently found himself embedded in the local culture of Panama City, entrenched in the politics and unique dynamics of the district of Casco Viejo, the...
GW Professor's Invention Ranked in Top 100 of Most Technologically Significant Products of the Year
The LAESI-DP 1000 Direct Ionization System, a commercial product based on an invention made at GW by Professor Akos Vertes and his research group, has received a 2012 R&D 100 Award, ranking it...
Lobbyists and citizens alike will be more likely to get the attention of congressional staffers and members of Congress if they provide credible information than if they’ve donated money to the...
At the Colonial Inauguration kickoff celebration on June 14 at Lisner Auditorium, Steven Lerman, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, shared some wisdom with the incoming...
A George Washington engineering graduate student now resides in room 723 of GW’s Hall on Virginia Avenue (HOVA), but on June 17, 1972, the room had a more infamous occupant: Alfred Baldwin, a...
GW Speech and Hearing Center Offers Summer Literacy Camp
School’s almost out for the summer, but for children who struggle with reading, the next three months can be a crucial time to work on literacy skills.
Clinicians at George Washington’s...
The story of a GW alumnus’ adventures in recovering stolen masterpieces has won GW Magazine a top national award for journalism in alumni magazines.
The article, called...