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GWSB Professor Cited by Supreme Court in Recent FTC Decision
An article co-authored by Howard Beales, professor emeritus of strategic management and public policy at the George Washington University School of Business, was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court in...
Reshaping U.S.-South Korea Relations under the Biden Administration
By Tatyana Hopkins
The United States has the opportunity in this time of revitalization and malleability in the approaching post-COVID era to rebuild its relationship with South Korea on a...
GW Debaters Join Gallaudet for Historic Match
Students from the George Washington University Debate & Literary Society joined the newly-formed Gallaudet University debate team on...
As George Washington University students are preparing for final exams, GW Today put together a guide to manage stress and tackle academics, including virtual and in-person events for The Final...
Agree or Disagree: Conversations across the Aisle
By Tatyana Hopkins
Although bipartisanship is not as commonplace in American politics as it once was, there is still a strong sense of comradery in Congress, said former Rep. Ryan Costello...
Survey Launched to Learn More about Deaths Tied to Hurricane Maria
Researchers at the George Washington University and the University of Puerto Rico will launch a first-of-its-kind...
Earth Day 2021: GW Faculty Research Addresses Environmental, Energy Injustice
By Briahnna Brown
Researchers across George Washington University investigate the changing planet in broad ways from the impact of climate change on our...
Introducing GW’s New Director of Disability Support Services
By Tatyana Hopkins
The George Washington University’s Disability Support Services has worked through the COVID-19 pandemic to improve...
Q & A: The Implications of the Verdict in the Derek Chauvin Trial
By Tatyana Hopkins
A Minneapolis jury found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Tuesday afternoon of all three charges in the killing of George Floyd. Mr. Chauvin was convicted of...
