Making Way for the Science and Engineering Complex
With a sledgehammer in his hands and a hard hat on his head, GW President Steven Knapp took the first step toward construction of GW’s planned Science and Engineering Complex by kicking off...
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GW students returning to campus for the fall semester will find new dining options and a revamped J Street eatery, with an emphasis on fresh, made-for-you choices, providing variety and...
GW will pay tribute to employees with music, karaoke, games, activities and food in three festivals in June.
“The festivals are a great way for GW to say thanks to its...
The College of Professional Studies has won a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to provide professional development for science instructors who teach middle grade students...
By Menachem Wecker
For her 16th birthday present, Heather Date, B.A. ’98, toured the local television station WCVB in Needham, Mass., and met her favorite anchor, Natalie...
A new initiative made possible by members of the GW Capitol Archaeological Institute will strengthen the protection of Egyptian antiquities and...
Universities in the District are a major source of local jobs and income and the area’s education sector continues to be among the most robust, according to a recent study commissioned by the...
May 31, 2011
By Menachem Wecker
If Paul Steinle, former president of United Press International, was writing a story about journalism’s future, he would avoid...
Ten years ago, Daniele Podini was working in a crime lab in his native Italy, collecting and analyzing DNA evidence in homicides, robberies, kidnappings and sexual assaults.
Now...
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
Quardricos Bernard Driskell remembers clearly the surprise he felt when he learned, as a Morehouse College junior in 2003, that he had been selected as an...