By Menachem Wecker
Some professors practically live in libraries and archives. But Professor Who, as of June 3, perpetually camps opposite the Eckles Library on the Mount Vernon Campus....
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In 1861, the U.S. embarked on a deadly and devastating four-year battle that claimed the lives of more than 600,000 Americans, defined states’ rights and ended the practice of slavery. GW Today...
By Jennifer Eder
The School of Business welcomed some new students last week who are no strangers to the spotlight.
A group of 22 athletes and celebrities are the first cohort of...
By Jennifer Eder
Annamaria Lusardi has spent much of her career examining the ability of people to make sound financial choices.
Her findings have raised some alarming conclusions...
The Future of Public Health at GW
By Jennifer Eder
The D.C. Zoning Commission gave preliminary approval last week for a proposed new building for the School of Public Health and Health...
A New Era of Medical and Health Education at GW
By Jennifer Eder
Beginning July 1, the three schools that composed the GW Medical Center will operate as separate entities with different budgets, bylaws and development departments....
Summer has begun, and that means picnics, outdoor festivals, beach time – and a whole lot of sun.
And although most people appreciate a natural dose of vitamin D, too much sun is a major...
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
GW graduate Hannah Stuart, B.S. ’11, had many memorable experiences as a student in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. But nothing can beat her time as...
Not many universities greet incoming freshmen with a personalized rendition of the classic Hall & Oates tune “You Make My Dreams Come True.”
But for GW’s class of 2015, the ’80s hit...
When Frank Cilluffo, director of the Homeland Security Policy Institute and associate vice president for homeland security, noted...