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Treasury Secretary Says the Global Economy’s Growth Is Slow but Stable
By B. L. Wilson
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said that the global economy is “back on track to growth” after the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression but expressed concern...
Board Finalizes Presidential Profile
The Board of Trustees has released its profile for the George Washington University’s next president in a detailed document...
The Importance of the National Museum of African American History and Culture’s Location
Step up for Prizes in GW Steps Challenge
George Washington University students, faculty and staff will again face off from Oct. 17 to 30 in a steps challenge, a fitness...
GW Researcher Awarded $2.6 Million to Study Cervical Cancer Prevention in Peru
By Kristen Mitchell
A researcher in the Milken Institute School of Public Health has been awarded a $2.6 million grant to study cervical cancer...
GW Undergraduate Researcher Finds Balance with Laboratory Work and Karate
By Kristen Mitchell
Reem Al Shabeeb’s curiosity about science started as young girl in Baghdad. In the evenings she would sit around the dinner table and listen to her two physician parents...
D.C. I-Corps Awarded Five Years of Funding
The National Science Foundation has awarded $3.45 million over the next five years to renew its Innovation Corps...
Albert H. Small Symposium Focuses on Foggy Bottom History
By Willona M. Sloan
Although they used the same atlas from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection, the two George Washington University student presenters at Wednesday’s Albert H....
Reminder: Open Enrollment Closes Oct. 21
The George Washington University is hosting several benefits information sessions and...
An Oasis of Peace in a Harsh Political Season
George Washington University students gathered Wednesday for the 15th annual Interfaith Dinner to explore the meaning of inclusivity and diversity at a time when conflicts around the world and the...
