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GW Students Innovate at First George Hacks Competition

By Kristen Mitchell

George Washington University students and other undergraduate innovators put their minds to work over the weekend to come up with what could be the next generation of...

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President LeBlanc Speaks to First-Generation Students

By Briahnna Brown

George Washington University President Thomas J. LeBlanc relayed the importance of utilizing opportunities during a keynote address Saturday at a conference aimed at...

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The Elliott School’s Meenu Mathews Named 2018 Commencement Student Speaker

By Briahnna Brown

On a family trip to D.C., when Meenu Mathews was 10 years old, she told her parents who immigrated to the United States that, one day, she was going to be president of...

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Scholar Honored at Textile Museum Gala

Art collector and textile enthusiast Guido Goldman received the George Hewitt Myers Award for lifetime achievement Friday evening for furthering the field of textile arts through his education and...

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Inside GW Offers More Personalized Experience

The George Washington University will implement a new model for its “Inside GW” admitted student experience next month, bringing hundreds of prospective members of the class of 2022 to campus...

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Three GW Historians Awarded ACLS Fellowships

By Briahnna Brown

The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) has awarded 2018-19...

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Nuclear Security Fellows Fill Information Void on Capitol Hill

By Kristen Mitchell

The George Washington University Nuclear Security Working Group was recently awarded a $3.5 million grant from the...

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Sen. Mike Enzi Takes Account of Washington

By B.L. Wilson

George Washington University alumnus Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) shared stories Tuesday night of his life in public service and his sojourn as a 1966 GW accounting graduate to...

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GW, Politics and Prose Announce Spring Series

Some of the nation’s top journalists and newsmakers will take center stage at GW this semester as part of a series co-presented by the university and D.C. bookstore Politics and Prose.

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