By Tatyana Hopkins
We should all think about sports differently, said Sarah Hirshland, chief executive of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC).
“The lights,...
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In Photos: Behind the Scenes with Interior Architecture Students
Students from Scott Jones' "Interior Materials and Color Theory" class visited the Washington Design Center last week.
Grace Henry joined the George Washington University in 1999. She currently is director of Diversity and Inclusion at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, where she works with the SMHS...
What’s the Big Idea: Dulceology
By Tatyana Hopkins
Business is personal for Edith Alejandra Leiva.
A graduate student studying interaction design at the George Washington University Corcoran School of Arts and...
D.C.’s New Western Market to Open in Foggy Bottom
Joining the D.C. food scene this fall, a new food hall called Western Market will open in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Named for the original Western...
Cross-Disciplinary Research Lays Foundation for Improved Pesticides
By Kristen Mitchell
Pesticides play a key role in protecting food crops as they grow, but chemicals often linger in the environment long after harvest....
Dayna Bowen Matthew, a lawyer and legal scholar with three decades of industry and academic experience and a nationally recognized expert in health equity and public health policy, has been named...
Provost Leads First Faculty Senate Meeting
George Washington University Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs M. Brian Blake spoke to the Faculty Senate Friday about current application numbers, GW’s new structure for...
The GW + You national tour held two events in Florida last week highlighting the university’s achievements,...
Angela Yee Navigates through Hip Hop Culture
By B.L. Wilson
Angela Yee, co-host of the wildly popular syndicated pop culture and hip hop show, “The Breakfast Club,” came to George Washington University and shared with students the...