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ITF Hosts Showcases of Ideas

By Jamie L. Freedman

After months of rigorous discussion and analysis, the Innovation Task Force will present its third round of leading innovation ideas to the GW community this week at...

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Treasures of American History

Albert H. Small is a third-generation Washingtonian, a successful real estate developer and a philanthropist, but he may be best known in Washington, D.C., for his unrivaled collection of...

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University Breaks Ground for Science and Engineering Hall

With the ceremonial turn of more than a dozen golden shovels in the earth, George Washington President Steven Knapp, university trustees, faculty members, students and GW friends marked the...

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GW School of Nursing Professor Tapped for HHS Council

Kimberly Acquaviva, an assistant professor at the George Washington School of Nursing (SON), has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Region III Health Equity Council...

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GW Hosts State of the Plate DC

By Anna Miller

Americans today spend about 10 percent of their paychecks on food — an amount less than any other time in history and less than any other country in the world.

But...

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GW Launches Campaign to Collect 20,000 Used Cell Phones

By Jennifer Eder

Hundreds of George Washington University students and employees donated their used cell phones Tuesday as part of a new university-wide campaign,...

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New Nutrition Initiative Helps Student-Athletes Excel

By Julia Parmley

An athlete is like a car. Pick the right fuel and the car will run smoothly.

Pick the wrong fuel, and the ride won’t be as smooth.

That’s the point that...

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Expert Panel Analyzes the Political Climate

Is politics broken?

CNN congressional correspondent Dana Bash, B.A. ’93, former Sen. Robert Bennett, former U.S. Rep. Harold Ford Jr. and Associate Professor of Political Science John...

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A New Virginia Home

George Washington University marked the official opening of its Arlington Education Center on Oct. 13, providing a new Virginia location to serve the needs of students in a wide range of...