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GW Expert Discusses Federal Gun Law Prospects after Las Vegas Shootings
The mass shooting Sunday night at an outdoor country music festival in Las Vegas is the deadliest such event in modern U.S. history with 58 people killed and more than 500 wounded as of early...
Active Focus on Learning Marks Teaching Day
Close to 200 faculty members attended the George Washington University’s seventh annual Teaching Day, a daylong event focused on course design and teaching support.
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Individual Philanthropy May Be a Source of Public Power
By Ruth Steinhardt
Although Americans are the second-most generous charitable givers among nations, their high level of individual and corporate giving suggest a landscape in which the...
The National Security Agency Regroups as Cyber Threats Grow
By B.L. Wilson
When you look at the 2015 hacking of the United States Office of Personnel Management, in which the personal data of 20 million Americans was stolen,
Rob Joyce, the...
Division of IT Leads National Cyber Security Awareness Month Events
As part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), the George Washington University’s Division of IT will host a series of events...
President LeBlanc to Hold Mount Vernon, Virginia Campus Meetings
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc will continue a series of community meetings...
GW Law Professor Nominated to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Armed Forces
The White House on Sept. 28 announced that President Donald Trump intends to nominate a GW Law professor to a federal judgeship.
If confirmed, Professor of Law...
GW Releases Annual Safety and Security Report
George Washington University released its Annual Security and Fire Safety Report this week, presenting information on the crimes and other offenses reported to the Office of Safety and Security,...
'Mutual Respect' Is Foundation for U.S.-China Bond
By Kristen Mitchell
Elaine Chao, U.S. secretary of transportation, couldn’t speak a word of English when she immigrated to the United...
Individualized Cyber Security Could Keep Hackers at Bay
By Kristen Mitchell
In an increasingly interconnected world dependent on technology, two George Washington University researchers are developing a way to keep computer systems safer from...
