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Julian Bond, former chair of the NAACP and 2008 George Washington University Commencement speaker, whose lifelong efforts to promote equal rights led to the founding of the Student Nonviolent...
A Closer Look at U.S.-Cuba Relations
Crowds gathered in Havana Friday as Secretary of State John Kerry led a ...
GW Law Clinic Team Gains Presidential Clemency for Client
Rudolph Norris, a D.C. native who was sentenced to 30 years in prison in the early 1990s for selling crack cocaine, had his sentence commuted by President Obama—with big assistance from a GW Law...
GW Students Take Stand against Sexual Violence in South Africa While Studying Abroad
By John DiConsiglio
For victims of sexual violence, the house in the South African district of Observatory is a safe place. It is...
Proposed Changes to Health Benefits Will Limit Premium Increases
Proposed changes to health benefits at the George Washington University in 2016 will limit premium increases to 3 percent for 80 percent of university employees and will introduce plan adjustments...
50 Years of the Voting Rights Act: Where Do We Stand?
Aug. 5 was the 50th anniversary of the signing into law of the Voting Rights Act, seminal legislation that prohibited racial discrimination in voting by outlawing discriminatory electoral...
When a Trip to the Zoo Resulted in an Engineering Breakthrough
Megan Leftwich, a George Washington University professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, is building a robotic flipper based on her observations of sea lions.
M.D. Class of 2019 Begins Medical Journey
By C.J. Trent-Gurbuz
Although a “simple piece of clothing,” the physician’s white coat is replete with symbolism, said second-year medical student Michael Kahn at the George Washington...