Oct. 7, 2010
The federal government today announced a major push to enhance medical education in sub-Saharan Africa and boost the number of health care workers there, with the GW Medical...
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A New Home for Science and Engineering
State-of-the-art facility key to attracting students and doing advanced research.
The George Washington University has not invested in a new engineering building in more than 50 years.
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Amid growing trend, GW examines gender neutral housing
Gender neutral housing—typically a policy of permitting male and female students to share the same room or adjacent rooms with a...
Scientists predict that if major environmental and sustainable changes are not made by the end of the next decade, there will be irreversible damage to our planet.
Fortunately, 1,200...
By Menachem Wecker
When GW turns 200 in about a decade, will newsprint-based information, delivered to doorsteps in a form that is compatible with coffee and slippers, be an anachronism?...
GW President Steven Knapp addresses student veterans at the Student Veterans of America Conference Oct. 3.
In a speech at the Student...
A National Center for Cancer Survivors
GW’s Office of Cancer Survivorship, in partnership with the American Cancer Society, recently won a $4.25 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—and it put the grant...
By Menachem Wecker
“It’s a great pleasure for me to be back here at the same podium after a couple of years,” said Hunaina Sultan Al-Mughairy, Omani ambassador to the United States, at the...
Alumni on campus last weekend saw a live outdoor concert, attended an open house at GW President Steven Knapp’s home, watched GW athletes perform, saw an art exhibit of works by alumnus John Safer...
When Vanessa Maltin first came to GW, she had dreams of becoming an astronaut.
But after being diagnosed with celiac disease, an autoimmune disease in which the lining of the small...