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CBS News President Says Crowded News Field Is ‘Arguably Better’
By Ruth Steinhardt
The current cacophonous news landscape, with its glut of sources both reliable and not, can feel chaotic and overwhelming. But CBS News President David Rhodes said it...
GW Celebrates High Academic Achievers
By B.L. Wilson
Students who combined demanding academic course work with being cyber security whizzes to business mavens and paramedic flight interventionists were celebrated by peers,...
By Briahnna Brown
In recognition of his advocacy work in the Student Association, Logan Malik, a senior majoring in chemistry, took home two awards Wednesday night at the 2018 George...
The Next New Venture: Redefining the Restaurant Experience
By Briahnna Brown
Have you ever gone to a popular restaurant on a Friday night only to be met with extremely long wait times? Well, the next new venture, Time Table, plans to fix that....
Pratik Mistry Explores Brain Function with Undergraduate Research
By Kristen Mitchell
While humans have an ever-expanding understanding of how the human body works, the brain remains more mysterious to scientists. George Washington University senior...
James Webb Advises Junior Naval Officers to Stay True to Themselves
By B.L. Wilson
James H. Webb’s accomplishments are impressive, from Marine Corps captain to secretary of the Navy, the author of 10 books as well as U.S. senator from Virginia. It was a...
Today Is the ‘Best Time’ to Secure Startup Funding
For those looking to launch the next revolutionary technology or business, there hasn’t been a better time in recent history to pursue funding, said Charles Andres, a Washington, D.C., patent...
Research: 1 in 3 Americans Financially ‘Fragile’
Roughly one in three Americans is financially “fragile,” which means they could not cope with an emergency expense, such as a medical bill or car repair, in a short amount of time, according to...
Sally Kohn Says too Many Americans Live in ‘Bubbles’
By T. Kevin Walker
Writer and political commentator Sally Kohn says hate festers because most Americans live in bubbles surrounded by people who look, think and believe as they do.
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