GWSB’s Robert Laycock to Retire
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
When Robert Laycock retires from the George Washington University School of Business in December, he’ll be leaving behind 50 years of GW memories....
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By Jennifer Eder
Alex Chavez cracks eggs, mixes his batter, molds the crust and coaxes another cheesecake into existence to sell through his burgeoning business.
But 28-year-old Mr...
The University Honors Program Provides Students With Community
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
The George Washington University Honors Program gives more than 400 students the chance to attend small classes and benefit from close connections...
Martha Finnemore Named University Professor
Martha Finnemore, professor of political science and international affairs, is George Washington’s newest university professor, joining an elite group of the university’s most distinguished...
Law Professor to Serve on International Law Commission
GW Law Professor Sean Murphy was elected by the United Nations General Assembly to the International Law Commission on Nov. 17. The commission consists of 34 distinguished legal scholars,...
The life of an entrepreneur can be exciting: developing an idea, getting investors on board and—hopefully—watching the idea take off. But it can also be a solitary life, including long hours...
Conference on FDA’s Future Held at GW
The George Washington School of Public Health and Health Services co-hosted a conference Tuesday on key issues facing the U.S Food and Drug Administration as Congress prepares to address the laws...
The Changing Face of Health Care
By Thom Kohout and Victoria Kreha
The American health care system is at a “transformational moment,” said Trevor Fetter, president of Tenet Healthcare Corporation.
“The environment...
At a Faculty Senate meeting Friday, Provost Steven Lerman laid out the process the university will follow in developing a new strategic plan, and GW faculty, students and administrators discussed...
Media’s Use of Twitter Is Limited, Says GW-Pew Research Study
While news outlets make frequent use of Twitter, they do so primarily to disseminate their own content, according to a new study by the George Washington School of Media and Public Affairs and the...