By Jesse Hooker
The sport of lacrosse is one of the fastest growing in college athletics. Since the early 1980s, the number of NCAA-sponsored women’s lacrosse programs has more than...
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Board Approves Tuition for Next Year
The George Washington Board of Trustees today approved a continuation of the university’s program of fixed tuition and guaranteed financial aid.
The program locks in an incoming student’s...
Four former White House press secretaries shared some of their biggest challenges – as well as some of their most embarrassing moments – with GW’s School of Media and Public Affairs (SMPA)...
Examining Medicine’s Spiritual Side
During medical school, the majority of students’ curriculum is centered around the biomedical sciences and how to relieve a patient’s physical pain.
But little attention is paid in the...
In light of a recently enacted law in the District of Columbia, GW administrators are encouraging students in D.C. to keep it down.
The Disorderly Conduct Amendment Act of 2010, which went...
By Jamie L. Freedman
The Innovation Task Force entered phase three this summer in full swing, with $23.4 million in savings and new revenue identified toward the initiative’s $60 million...
By Jamie L. Freedman
Nearly $5 million will be allocated to top academic priorities this fiscal year thanks to the Innovation Task Force.
The university-wide initiative, now in its...
Next week, GW students, faculty and alumni can choose from more than a dozen events in the second annual...
By Jamie L. Freedman
GW’s Betts Theatre was transformed into a courtroom Feb. 3 as the Law School’s top oral advocacy teams argued a fictitious case before U.S. Court of Appeals Judges...
Every morning when Ivy Hung woke up, she had a recipe in her head.
Working in the graphic design and high fashion industry in California, Ms. Hung was able to express her creative side,...