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Bill Maher to Headline Colonials Weekend

The university announced today that comedian and HBO host Bill Maher will headline Colonials Weekend on Saturday, Oct. 15 in the Charles E. Smith Center.

“Given his track record of...

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E. Coli Epidemic

After more than a month of epidemiological studies and false conclusions, German public health investigators confirmed late last week that bean sprouts were responsible for the most lethal E. coli...

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Supporting Community Health Centers

The Department of Health Policy at the School of Public Health and Health Services has received a $1.75 million gift from the RCHN Community Health Foundation to support the continuation of the...

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Major League Study Abroad

By Julia Parmley

World Series champion and eight-time All Star Pedro Martinez. Six-time All Star David Ortiz. Nine-time All Star and three-time National League MVP Albert Pujols.

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Local Collector and Philanthropist Honored

When Albert H. Small made his first purchase of a historical document—a manuscript describing the 40 milestones placed around the perimeter of Washington, D.C.—he awakened a lifelong passion for...

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Connecting with Colonials

June 10, 2011

Alumni House at 1918 F St., NW, was filled with GW graduates June 9 for the university’s third annual Alumni Reception for Federal Government Employees.

The event,...

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Paying Tribute to Public Servants

Speaking to about 100 people in the Marvin Center Grand Ballroom, Peter Williams, president of the Arthur S. Flemming Awards Commission, called the award...

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An Extraordinary Career

At 9 a.m. on June 2, commencement ceremonies began on Queens College’s Jefferson Quadrangle, located at the center of its campus in Flushing, N.Y. As 2,500 degree candidates and about 7,500 guests...

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Provost Office Restructures

Leadership positions focused on teaching and learning and on faculty affairs are part of a restructuring announced this week by the...

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Making Way for the Science and Engineering Complex

With a sledgehammer in his hands and a hard hat on his head, GW President Steven Knapp took the first step toward construction of GW’s planned Science and Engineering Complex by kicking off...