According to a recent article in the Times of India, India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development has introduced four new education bills, all related to “...
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By Danny Freedman
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History recently took the wraps off its David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins, a...
By Julia Parmley
In August 2007, Dana Perino was preparing to replace Tony Snow as White House press secretary for President George W. Bush. When Ms. Perino admitted to Mr. Snow her...
By Jennifer Price
Asthma is the single most common chronic condition among children, with one in every seven children diagnosed with the disease that causes attacks of wheezing,...
By Menachem Wecker
After graduating from GW in 2003, Jayna Morgan moved to New Orleans and opened NOLA (New Orleans, La.) Swing with her dance partner Michael Norris. In August 2005,...
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...
Before February, Elana Meyers’s favorite athletic moment was hitting the game-winning grand slam which sent the George Washington women’s softball team to its first Atlantic 10 tournament. But...
By Jamie L. Freedman
One year ago, Bernard Madoff confessed to perpetrating the largest investment fraud of the 21st century, sending shock waves through the global financial community. A...
By Jennifer Price
Emily Martuscello dreams of saving lives as an emergency medicine physician.
But because she’s only a freshman at George Washington, it will be several years...
“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...