Class of 2019 Celebrates with Senior Class Toast
By Kristen Mitchell
It doesn’t feel like much time has passed since Alison Tyler, B.A. ‘19, and Rachel Ventresca, B.A. ‘19, moved into rooms opposite from one another on the Mount Vernon...
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Board of Trustees Elects New Leadership, Approves Budget
The George Washington University Board of Trustees on Friday elected new leadership and approved the fiscal 2020 budget, including a proposal for the...
How I Got the Job: Clearing the Way to a Public Relations Career
By Briahnna Brown
The career path for Isabel Pellegrino, B.A. ’19, was never clear-cut.
The Phoenixville, Pa., native came to George Washington University with plans to use the...
The Board of Trustees on Friday approved changes to the Faculty Code, the primary governance document for the university’s academic personnel.
One of the most significant changes to the...
Thurston Renovation Moves forward with Design Approval, Funding
A new three-season atrium, student lounge and spaces with natural light feature prominently in the George Washington University’s concept for the complete interior renovation of Thurston Hall,...
Board Approves Updates to Code of Student Conduct
The George Washington University Board of Trustees approved Friday a series of updates to the...
Alumni Offer Advice to the Class of 2019
As undergraduate and graduate students in the Class of 2019 exhale after the George Washington University Commencement Sunday on the national mall, GW Today asked alumni to offer advice about...
Introducing the 30th Cohort of Presidential Fellows
By Briahnna Brown
The George Washington University has announced the five graduating seniors selected for the 2019-2021 Presidential...
Pathways Project Aims to Transform Kidney Care
Dale Lupu, a George Washington University School of Nursing associate research professor, is leading a...
Three GW Students Named Goldwater Scholars
By Kristen Mitchell
Three George Washington University students—junior Logan Bartholomew, second-year Christianne Chua and junior Maggie Steiner—have been named 2019...