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Meet the 2022-2023 Student Association President and Vice President
By Nick Erickson
Nearly four years ago, George Washington University senior Christian Zidouemba was a wide-eyed first-year student from Burkina Faso, West Africa, looking to find community...
Brian Coblitz Appointed Executive Director of GW Technology Commercialization Office
The Office of the Provost has appointed Brian Coblitz to be the new executive director of George Washington University’...
Chris Caputo Named GW Men's Basketball Head Coach
George Washington University Director of Athletics Tanya Vogel today named Chris Caputo as head Coach of The George Washington University's men's basketball team.
Caputo comes to the...
By B.L. Wilson
Vanessa Northington Gamble, the first woman and African American to hold the position of university professor at George Washington University, has been confirmed by the U.S...
GW Law’s Joan Meier Is Installed in Newly Endowed Professorship Supporting Family Violence Survivors
By Greg Varner
In recognition of her groundbreaking work to support victims of domestic violence, the George Washington University installed GW Law Professor...
GW Law Partners with Animal Legal Defense Fund to Train Future Professors
The Animal Legal Education Initiative aims to transform animal law from a niche specialty into a widely taught discipline by developing a cadre of faculty trained in the subject.
GW Team Awarded in U.S. Department of Energy Student Competition
The team, which included students from GW and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, was awarded $25,000 for their proposal to install hydro-electric-generators in...
GWWIB Spring Conference to Highlight Women in Leadership
By Nick Erickson
George Washington University sophomore Kate Dressel, who is concentrating in business analytics and finance, struggled to find representation in the career field that...
Jumpstart at GW Promotes Children’s Literacy at Cherry Blossom Kite Festival
AmeriCorps program, part of the Honey W. Nashman Center for Engagement and Public Service, gave away roughly 300 books on Saturday.
