By Menachem Wecker
From repairing roofs in neighborhoods for fixed-income seniors to helping organize the British Barbecue Championships, members of the GW community participated in a wide...
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A 27-year-old GW graduate student died suddenly over the weekend after finishing a half marathon in Virginia Beach, Va.
Sean McCarthy, who would have graduated from GW in May with a master...
POLITICO Joins GW Battleground Poll
Political journalism powerhouse POLITICO has joined the nationally recognized, bipartisan GW Battleground Poll.
Renamed the POLITICO-George Washington University Battleground Poll, the...
Spotlight on Staff: Zeinab Ibrahim
The Egyptian immigrant and mother of two GW alumni is the university’s longest-serving housekeeper.
By Rachel Muir
In 1967, Zeinab Ibrahim left her hometown of Cairo to come to...
U.S. Department of Education bestows blue ribbon status on GW partner School Without Walls.
By Menachem Wecker
When D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty recognized the class of 2011 at the School...
NIH Awards GW Medical Center $15 Million Grant
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded The George Washington University Medical Center a $15-million grant to renovate approximately 25,000 square feet in the center’s main building,...
David Gergen Urges a Return to Civility
David Gergen drew on his experience as White House adviser to four presidents to discuss the roles and responsibilities of politicians and journalists at a Sept. 14 Capitol Hill event for GW...
A $2.4 million grant to the GW Cancer Institute will help patients across Washington, D.C. get the care they need.
A new grant from the D.C. Cancer Consortium will aid District residents who...
President Steven Knapp visited the National Institute of Standards and Technology – the nation’s first federal physical science research laboratory – last week to learn how the George Washington...
An Expertise in Middle East Studies
U.S. Department of Education recognizes GW as a National Resource Center on the Middle East.
Less than two years after it received...