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Corcoran Alumna Exposes Natural Beauty of the Philippines

As a globe-trotting conservation filmmaker, Katie Schuler has always had her eye on the Philippines. The tropical terrain brims with rare animals: There’s the tarsier, a tiny primate who curls...

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Voters: Government Living Up to Constitution

The president and members of Congress swear an oath to support, preserve and defend the Constitution of the United States....

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Three Minutes with Chris D’Elia

 
Chris D’Elia is best known for his work on the sitcom circuit—...

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Thousands to Return for Alumni Weekend

By James Irwin

The renaming of a campus residence hall and a concert featuring the top-selling music duo of all time are among the highlights of...

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Amazon vs. Hachette in E-Book Pricing War

By Brittney Dunkins

In the latest on the dispute between America’s fourth-largest publisher ...

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Science and Engineering Hall Opening Scheduled for Early 2015

By Brittney Dunkins

With the fall semester in full swing, George Washington University students, faculty and staff have noticed a buzz of activity at the...

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SEAS Launches Department of Biomedical Engineering

By Lauren Ingeno

When asked by a prospective student’s parent whether biomedical engineering was simply a “fad,” Professor Jason Zara was pointed in his response: “...

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Law Needs ‘Statement of Women’s Full Citizenship’

 
At age 81, Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the oldest justice on the Supreme Court. Her exhaustive attention...

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13 Years Later, GW Remembers 9/11

The university community paid tribute to the victims, including nine alumni, who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks.

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GW’s 2015 Benefits Budget Explained

With the university preparing to enter open enrollment season, a time when faculty and staff may make changes to their current benefit plans, George Washington Today sat down with Executive Vice...