From buzzer-beating basketball games to high-energy volleyball matches and global speakers, the Charles E. Smith Center has brought generations of fans, students and alumni together under one roof.
Archives
Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
Men’s Basketball Battles Hoyas in High-Intensity Exhibition; Falls 73-64
The Revolutionaries battle Georgetown in front of a sold-out Smith Center and the largest crowd GW has seen since 2016.
A GW Alumna Inspires Change After Seeing Some Youth Left Out of Schools in Ghana
Elaine Jeanette Walton partnered with her GSEHD professors to train educators and expand inclusive education in Ghana.
Photo Gallery: GW Bonfire 2025
The annual tradition kicks off a weekend where men's basketball faces Georgetown for the first time in 45 years.
Transformational $11 Million Investment Elevates Clark Scholars Program
The investment from the Clark Foundation designates $10 million for financial aid and $1 million to support an annual challenge equipping students with grant-making experience.
Brandon Beattie Named Director of GW’s Top-Ranked Physician Assistant Program
An experienced educator, clinician and veteran, Beattie brings a collaborative vision to build on decades of excellence, accreditation and national acclaim.
Celebrating the Enduring Legacy of Endowed Professorships
SMHS celebrates the installation of three faculty members noted for their scientific discoveries, medical advances and educational achievements.
Outside-In: GW’s Rafael Castro Redefines the Modern Big Man
Once a guard, GW’s preseason All-A-10 star brings versatility, poise and belief to a team that kicks off a highly anticipated season Saturday against Georgetown.
Future-Proofing Business in the Age of AI
The George Washington University will host technology leaders and workforce experts for a far-ranging discussion on the workplace of tomorrow.
Washingtonian Names 15 Women with GW Ties to Its Most Powerful Women in Washington List
The 2025 version from the D.C.-based magazine highlights women who are making an impact in the nation’s capital and beyond.