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The Freedom of Forgiveness: Perspectives from Judaism, Christianity and Islam
By Tatyana Hopkins
Religious traditions can teach American society about the process of forgiveness, said Erica Brown, director of the George Washington University Mayberg Center for...
For Black Panther Author, the Superhero’s Legacy Lives On
New SMPA professor Jesse J. Holland penned Marvel’s first novel starring T’Challa, king of Wakanda.
Students Participate in Virtual Meet and Greet with Justice Breyer
Howard Brookins III, a senior studying public policy and economics in the George Washington University School of Business and GW Student Association president, has long wanted to be a judge....
GW Launches Donor Advised Fund
The George Washington University has introduced a new way for supporters of the university to contribute philanthropically through a Donor Advised Fund.
The...
GW All Access: Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service
By Briahnna Brown
In these uncertain times, it is especially important to reach out to others and provide support, said Amy Cohen, director of the George Washington University...
Justice Breyer Celebrates Constitution Day with GW
By Tatyana Hopkins
According to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, maintaining democracy has two not so simple steps.
“One, you follow the law,” he said. “Two, if you don’t...
Former Clerk Remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg
GW Law professor Paul Schiff Berman, who clerked for the justice in the 1997-1998 term of the Supreme Court, shared his thoughts on her legacy.
Pollster Mark Penn Says Voters Believe in a Bipartisan Future
The former Clinton adviser analyzed his company’s findings in a conversation with GSPM founding dean Christopher Arterton.
1619 Project Creator: ‘If No One Is Criticizing You, the Work You’re Doing Is Not Hard Enough’
Nikole Hannah-Jones said facing the legacy of slavery is necessary to teach American history truthfully, even if some don’t want to hear it.
