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Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.

STEM Career Fair 2020

Tips and Advice for the GW Career Exploration Expo

The Center for Career Services provides guidance for GW students attending the two-day event Sept. 11 and 12.

Afghanistan immigrants on GW's campus

How First-Year GW Students Led the Way in Supporting Refugee Communities

Husna Basiri and Sosan Barakzai, Afghanistan immigrants themselves, built a club for Afghan refugees while at their Virginia high school.

RevReady graphic image

Safety Campaign Encourages Community to ‘Be RevReady’

Campaign and other university efforts highlight the many tips and resources available to support the community’s safety.

GW Business students attended the Paris Olympics.

GW Business Students Reflect on Attending Paris Olympics

The students highlighted their admiration of the seamless integration of the city's iconic landmarks with the Olympic events, describing the overall trip as the experience of a lifetime.

Lipitz Family

Michael Lipitz Introduced as GW Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics

Lipitz said GW Athletics will need to be “nimble” and “innovative” to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of collegiate athletics.

New seating replaced the old in Lisner Auditorium

GW Facilities Team Improves Life on Campus

Multiple changes, both visible and invisible, bring increased comfort to many campus buildings.

Day of Service 2024

Day of Service Sends GW Community Volunteers across the D.C. Area

The tradition provides incoming students a chance to get involved in the culture of civic engagement celebrated at GW.

Kickback on the National Mall

In Photos: Weeks of Welcome 2024

GW Today photographers captured scenes from the start of the 2024-2025 academic year.

Ellen M. Granberg addresses Convocation

GW Welcomes the Class of 2028 at Convocation

President Ellen M. Granberg challenged first-year and new transfer students to learn, grow and push boundaries to become the kind of leaders the world needs.

Daniel Schwartz

CCAS Professor Selected as American Academy for Jewish Research Fellow

Daniel Schwartz specializes in modern European and American Jewish intellectual, cultural and urban history.