“I grew up feeling very uncomfortable around religion,” says Gina Welch, a creative writing instructor in GW’s English Department who grew up in Berkeley, Calif. “I remember having to say the...
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By Menachem Wecker
Martha Raddatz’s favorite answer she ever received from former President George W. Bush came in response to a question she posed about the war in Iraq at a White...
A little friendly competition never hurt anyone— in fact, it can help the planet. The GW Eco-Challenge and RecycleMania, two major initiatives at The George Washington University, are rallying...
By Jennifer Price
During a visit to her alma mater, First Lady of Haiti Elisabeth Delatour Preval addressed the urgency around rebuilding the country’s education system after January’s...
By Anna Miller
For some, graduation day represents the culmination of academic experience. For medical students, though, Match Day is more important, says Charles Macri, associate...
By Julia Parmley
Sean Roberts is an associate professor of the practice of international affairs, director of GW’s International Development Studies program, blogger — and interpreter for...
George Washington University President Steven Knapp accepted on behalf of the university the Educator of the Year Award from the World Affairs Council – Washington, D.C., on March 10.
In...
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...