Saturday night 15 students from the School of Business will take the stage to perform everything from Bach to the Beatles—all to raise money for a nonprofit organization that mentors D.C. high...
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Saturday night 15 students from the School of Business will take the stage to perform everything from Bach to the Beatles—all to raise money for a nonprofit organization that mentors D.C. high...
By Christine Cole
To succeed in the music industry, Neil Portnow, B.A. ’71, says individuals need to be relentless, persistent, patient, unwavering and self-motivated.
“If at the...
By Julia Parmley
They were in Germany when the Berlin Wall came down; in Pennsylvania during the greatest nuclear power accident in the United States; and on the ground in New York City...
By Menachem Wecker
When Bonnie Maslin talks about her husband, Yehuda Nir’s complicated identity, she is not using the term lightly.
Dr. Nir posed as a Catholic Pole to avoid being...
Obama Unveils Deficit Reduction Plan at GW
By Jennifer Eder
President Barack Obama announced his deficit reduction plan Wednesday at the George Washington University, calling for a mix of tax increases for the wealthiest Americans...
President Obama to Speak at GW Wednesday
Update: Tickets for President Obama's speech have been distributed.
President Barack Obama will return to George Washington University tomorrow to deliver an address on deficit reduction....
By Jamie L. Freedman
Women’s health took center stage April 8 at the 11th annual Women’s Leadership Conference on the Mount Vernon Campus. The full-day event, titled Whole-istic U, brought...
By Jennifer Eder
Sarah Ferst hadn’t gotten a real haircut in three years.
The GW senior had been letting her hair grow out in order to donate it to Locks of Love – a nonprofit...
By Anna Miller
It's easy for Paul Anastas, assistant administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, to focus on his organization's progress over the past few decades.
...
By Jennifer Eder
The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences welcomed 600 new students on Saturday.
Some held human body parts in the gross anatomy lab...