Lunch, with a Side of Community
Larry Macks considers himself somewhat of a connoisseur of off-the-beaten-path Mediterranean food restaurants. Whenever he visits a new city, he likes to scope out the best place for schawarma,...
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GW Hosts Job Fair For Local Residents
Approximately 2,000 local residents, along with Mayor Vincent Gray, D.C. Councilman Michael Brown and GW President Steven Knapp, attended a job fair July 20 at GW’s Marvin Center featuring...
By Menachem Wecker
A Cairo-based online master’s candidate at GW, whom GW Today profiled last February, passed away recently after being in a car...
By Menachem Wecker
Two weeks before Jahwai “Poppy” Lynch completed her Tumblr blog, Project 365, in which she posted 365 photos she took between...
President Steven Knapp and Provost Steven Lerman joined more than 100 construction workers and GW employees July 13 on GW’s Mount Vernon Campus to celebrate a milestone reached in the renovation...
GW Introduces New Wellness Online Tool
The university has added an online tool to its comprehensive efforts to maintain an educated community about substance and sexual abuse.
Where departments tasked with raising awareness...
Art Therapy Celebrates 40 Years
In 1970, Linda Gantt, M.A. ’74, was taking art therapy courses at the local Washington School of Psychiatry under the guidance of professors Elinor Ulman and Hanna Yaxa Kwiatkowska. Dr. Gantt had...
GWPD Officers Honored for Saving a Life
Two GWPD officers were recognized last week for saving a 77-year-old man’s life on July 4.
Stephen Gerber, master patrol officer, and Rebecca Woodie, special police officer, received GWPD...
Colonials Win Scholarship for LGBT Students
Daniel O’Neill was born in June 1981.
The same month AIDS was first documented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The coincidence couldn’t be more fitting for Mr. O...
Publishers Consider a Digital World
by Laura Donnelly-Smith
The publishing industry is facing a digital dilemma. In a world where it’s possible to make content available electronically at a fraction of the cost of printing...