Eliminating Breast Cancer Disparities
By Anna Miller
Some people tell Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) that she is lucky to be alive.
But Ms. Wasserman Schultz, who battled a particularly lethal type of breast...
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By Menachem Wecker
It turns out graduates aren’t GW’s only export to the federal government.
Several former White House staffers say they made weekly pilgrimages to the Marvin...
Update: March 18: All the students studying in Japan have either left or have booked flights out of the country.
After a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, the university has...
Freshman David Conway is a coin collector, history buff— and business owner.
At 15 years old, Mr. Conway founded CoolCashCoins, a coin appraisal...
On Monday, the GW Hatchet and the Student Association co-hosted the fifth annual debate with the candidates for president and executive vice president of the Student Association. The standing-room...
By Matt Lindsay
On April 14, 1865, approximately 1,700 people gathered in Ford’s Theatre to see Our American Cousin and witnessed the assassination of an American president.
On Feb...
By Julia Parmley
Negotiating is often a tricky business. And when a $9 billion industry is on the line, it can get even trickier.
The National Football League and National Football...
By Menachem Wecker
Sometimes good temporary walls make good neighbors.
At least that’s the motivation behind the company WallsDC, which outfits...
The Office of the Registrar, working in collaboration with the Division of IT and representatives from each school, has launched a new online advising and degree auditing system called DegreeMAP...
Washington Capitals General Manager George McPhee declined to make a prediction about the Washington Capitals’ Stanley Cup chances this season in GW’s Jack Morton Auditorium March 4.
But...