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Proposed new science and engineering complex to be considered Friday by the Board of Trustees.
With the Board of Trustees set to consider on Friday the proposal for a new science and...
New Archaeological Institute Launched
A new research institute is drawing on GW’s expertise in archaeology. The GW Capitol Archaeological Institute, made possible through a...
Thanks to Fulbright scholarships, 19 GW community members are spending this academic year studying and researching across the globe—from Japan to Poland and from Argentina to Mongolia. Those...
President Obama to Hold Town Hall at GW Oct. 12
“Moving America Forward” town hall will be streamed live from the Marvin Center.
President Barack Obama will hold a “Moving America Forward” town hall Tuesday at 7 p.m. at GW’s Marvin...
Vegan cake, biodegradable supplies and party hats made of newspaper were all fitting decorations for the one-year birthday of GW’s first green roof on Oct. 26. Guests gathered on the seventh floor...
Renowned primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall will discuss her life and work at GW’s Lisner Auditorium.
The Oct. 11 event will include an “intimate conversation” with Dr. Goodall...
A New Home for Science and Engineering
State-of-the-art facility key to attracting students and doing advanced research.
The George Washington University has not invested in a new engineering building in more than 50 years.
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Sororities and fraternities offer close-knit community for GW students.
Last month, hundreds of GW freshmen and sophomores women ran through a plethora of balloons, brightly colored signs...
By Jamie L. Freedman
The state of the university is sound, GW President Steven Knapp affirmed at the annual Faculty Assembly Oct. 5 in the Jack Morton Auditorium.
The fall meeting—...