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President Thomas LeBlanc’s Full Inauguration Speech
Chair Carbonell, Trustees, President Knapp, President Trachtenberg, the family of President Elliott, delegates of universities, honored guests, friends, students, faculty and family. Good morning...
GW VP of Research Says America Can Remain a Leader in Brain Science
But the country must put its minds to the task, according to Leo Chalupa.
DACA Teach-In Aimed at Informing GW Community
By Willona M. Sloan
A student led teach-in Thursday night in the Marvin Center informed members of the George Washington University community about the DACA legislation and encouraged them...
Faculty Discuss University Budget Report
Trends in the George Washington University’s finances from fiscal 2016 to 2017 included an increase in net assets and financial aid spending while the endowment grew and operating expenses...
Journalist Dan Rather Talks Patriotism at Lisner
By B. L. Wilson
It’s been 12 years since Dan Rather sat in the anchor’s chair at CBS Evening News, a position he held for 24 years, but he may be even more popular now. He boasts 25...
GW Announces Hire of New Chief Spokesperson to Lead Media Relations Office
Lindsay Hamilton joined the George Washington University as its chief spokesperson and executive director of media relations, the university announced Monday.
Ms. Hamilton, B.A. ’04, will...
George Washington University students, faculty and staff gathered Friday at Veterans Memorial Park on the Foggy Bottom Campus to commemorate Veterans Day 2017.
During his keynote remarks,...
‘Surge Of Ideas’ Critical To Iraq War Operation
By Kristen Mitchell
The 2007 surge has often been misunderstood as only an increase in forces during the Iraq War, but the most significant part of the military operation was the “surge of...
Four Takeaways from the Virginia Governor's Race
GSPM Professor John Sides shares what we learn from Democrats' victories in Virginia.
Fifth Annual Rodham Institute Summit Reflects Importance of Community
By Katherine Dvorak
In 1902, Justina Ford set up a medical practice in her Colorado home after being told she could not work in the local hospitals because she was an African American and...
