Innovators, start brainstorming. The GW Business Plan Competition is kicking-off next week with a panel discussion featuring D.C.-area entrepreneurs, the first in a series of events and workshops...
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GW Offers New and Improved Open Enrollment
This year, GW’s open enrollment includes a new online system, a call center and comprehensive guide. As in past years, open enrollment covers medical, dental, life insurance, tuition, flexible...
GW’s Office of the Senior Vice President and General Counsel has been recognized by the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Washington metropolitan area chapter with its “...
As part of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, observed during the third full week of October, GW’s Center for Alcohol and other Drug...
GW Police Department is adding officers, working to improve coordination with MPD in effort to keep campus safe.
Last year, GW’s Police Department responded to 84,700 emergency calls,...
Faculty, staff, students and other members of the GW community will now be able to submit ideas online for how the university can improve diversity and inclusion on campus.
President...
Three days of lectures, performances, musical acts and more marked this year’s Colonials Weekend.
Sunny skies welcomed the thousands of family and friends who descended on GW’s Foggy...
Two sets of identical twins compete for GW varsity teams.
By Jennifer Eder
If you attend a GW soccer game or a swim meet this fall, don’t be alarmed if you think you’re seeing double...
GW Board of Trustees Approves Science and Engineering Complex
The GW Board of Trustees today gave the university a green light to build the proposed state-of-the-art Science and Engineering Complex on the Foggy Bottom Campus. The board unanimously approved...
Teamsters Archive Opens at Gelman
Library’s research center is the nation’s first major labor resource to open in 30 years.
By Danny Freedman
University and labor officials snipped the ribbon Wednesday night on the...