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University Will Honor Tradition with Inauguration Celebration
On Nov. 13, the George Washington University will officially inaugurate Thomas J. LeBlanc as its 17th president. A ceremony featuring some of the university’s longstanding traditions will take...
Colonial Harvest Calls for Donations
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University women’s lacrosse team will collect canned goods, toiletries and other nonperishable donations to donate to area families in need for its...
GW President Discusses Comprehensiveness, Diversity at Faculty Assembly
By Ruth Steinhardt
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc attended his first Faculty Assembly on Tuesday, spelling out his vision of a GW that “aspires to preeminence as a...
Olympic Medal Winner Shows the Power of Sharing Your Story
By Keith Harriston
Kellie Wells-Brinkley, who won a Bronze Medal in the 2012 London Olympics in the 100 meter hurdles, gave this advice to the student-athletes crowded into the Colonials...
Islamic State Supporters Shift From Twitter to Encrypted Messaging
Twitter was once the preferred platform for the Islamic State (IS), however, the social network’s counter-extremism policies have contributed to a decline in activity by IS supporters. New...
Students Get One-on-One with Former EU Cyber Security Official
By Ruth Steinhardt
The Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P) brought Paul Timmers, former director of digital society, trust and...
Interview: King Crimson Continues Reign at Lisner Saturday and Sunday
King Crimson is widely considered one of the most influential and prolific bands in prog-rock history. Formed in 1968, the...
President Trump ‘Performs Best’ with Opposition
By Kristen Mitchell
The American people voted President Donald Trump into the Oval Office because they were looking for somebody to shake up the way Washington, D.C., works. The president...
How I Got the Job: Transforming Passion for Policy into Agricultural Innovation
By Ruth Steinhardt
Alexander Fried knew he was interested in food security as a political concern. A politics buff, the George Washington University student had interned on Capitol Hill...
