By Laura Donnelly-Smith
Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant weathered the March 11 earthquake remarkably well given its age, but it was the catastrophic tsunami that followed...
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A former top homeland security adviser to the Bush administration, Frank Cilluffo had long dreamed of the day that Osama bin Laden would no longer be a threat to the United States.
When...
When Brenda Jones commutes to work, she simply walks from one floor of her home to the other.
Ms. Jones, a member of the Colonial Community team, is a part of the pilot for a new GW...
GW students already use the Internet for coursework, personal banking, communication and entertainment. Soon, they can add “paying tuition” to that list.
A new system called Student...
Leaders of the U.S. State Department 2011 Hours Against Hate campaign—a call to stop bigotry and promote respect across cultures...
By Menachem Wecker
“By the looks of the people celebrating outside of the White House, I am willing to say three quarters are George Washington University students,”...
By Menachem Wecker
Just hours after Kate Middleton and Prince William rode off in an Aston Martin DB6 MkII powered by bioethanol fuel made from wine, about a dozen freshman honors students...
By Julia Parmley
On April 17, the GW women’s rugby team faced off against Western Washington State.
It was the quarterfinals of the USA...
SEC Gets First Zoning Approval
The D.C. Zoning Commission gave preliminary approval on Monday to GW’s application to build the Science and Engineering Complex.
The complex, which will be located on the site of the...