Scaling-Up the Student Experience
Specially designed classrooms in the Science and Engineering Complex would embrace a more engaging, hands-on teaching format.
Matters of time and space are no longer just fodder for inside...
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By Jennifer Eder
Michael Plesniak, chair of GW’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (...
By Anna Miller
Since the first day of medical school, Rahul Vanjani has gone above and beyond to promote health care for those who need it most.
Last year, as co-director of GW's...
Albert H. Small, a 2009 recipient of the Presidential Humanities Medal, is donating his unparalleled collection on the history of Washington, D.C., to GW.
Mr. Small’s Washingtoniana...
By Menachem Wecker
When Egyptian native Nathalie Atalla describes the experience of being in Cairo during the recent weeks of mass protests, she gets emotional.
“It still gives me...
Capitalizing on Strategic Sourcing
By Jamie L. Freedman
GW is on track to secure significant savings by spending money on goods and services in a smarter way through strategic sourcing—one of the top six innovation ideas...
Kanika Metre, B.A.’09, came to GW to enjoy all the opportunities the District has to offer and has stayed to pursue a master’s. But during her six years as a Colonial, Ms. Metre made sure to...
By Jennifer Eder
When Donyell Marshall walks into a high school gym on a recruiting trip, the players take notice.
That's because GW's newest assistant basketball coach had a...
For the past three years, Professor of Political Management Dennis Johnson was studying Chinese “for fun.” Little did he know how quickly it would come in handy. Dr. Johnson is currently spending...
By Jennifer Eder
Don’t work from home. Be super frugal until you find your groove. And prepare for a long battle.
Those were some of the tips Eddie Frederick, president and co-...