By Julia Parmley
GW is known for its urban campus, but for those who yearn for the great outdoors, there’s a student organization that can help.
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By Menachem Wecker
Amb. Edward W. “Skip” Gnehm Jr. and his State Department colleagues used to joke that Yemen -- the Arabian Peninsula nation that shares borders with Saudi Arabia...
By Menachem Wecker
Over lunch one day, Clarice Smith, B.A. ’76, M.F.A. ’79, and Lenore Miller, M.F.A. ’72, director of university art galleries and chief curator, were brainstorming...
By Danny Freedman
George Washington’s plans to advance research and scientific discovery in autism—one of several key areas identified last fall—have begun to come together in the form of...
By Jennifer Price
World-renowned broadcaster Larry King has conducted more than 40,000 interviews in the past 53 years.
But on Thursday at The George Washington University, the...
Almost two months have passed since the major earthquake in Haiti, yet the country remains in dire need of aid. Provost and Vice President for Health Affairs John F. Williams, M.D. ’79, Ed.D....
GW Honored at the Hispanic Leadership Awards
GW’s commitment to educating and encouraging future public servants and its academic outreach efforts focused on Hispanic populations were recognized with the inaugural Educational Visionary Award...
By Jamie L. Freedman
GW is poised to significantly increase its investment in learning and research, as the innovation initiative gathers momentum.
Creative ideas aimed at...
By Jennifer Price
Shai Cohen spends his days crashing cars at George Washington’s National Crash Analysis Center.
But he spends his nights and weekends saving lives as a...
Dissecting the Financial Crisis
George Washington alumni discussed their experiences at the epicenter of the financial crisis at a March 2 symposium in New York.
The panelists included Abby Joseph Cohen, M.A. ’76,...