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GW Establishes Program to Bring more STEM Teachers to High-Need Schools
A new program at the George Washington University will offer science, technology, engineering and mathematics majors the opportunity to receive teacher training and scholarships for agreeing to...
Last-Minute Graduation Gifts from the Museum Shop
Need a quick gift that shows how proud you are of a new graduate? The George Washington Museum and The Textile Museum shop has got you covered. George Washington Today spent the day...
Panel Takes a Deep Look at U.S. and Mexican Relations
By B.L. Wilson
Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president in 2015 with a pledge to build “a big, beautiful wall” along the 2,000 mile U.S.–Mexican...
Get to Know the 2017 Presidential Administrative Fellows
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University announced the five graduating seniors selected for the 2017-19 cohort of the Presidential Administrative Fellowship (PAF)...
Faculty Senate Hears Update on GW Libraries and Academic Innovation
The recent blending of George Washington University Libraries with online efforts as well as course design, teaching and...
Panera, Teashi Coming to Campus
Panera Bread will open a bakery-café on the first floor of Marvin Center in the space formerly occupied by J Street and will offer a variety of soups, salads, sandwiches and baked goods.
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University Kicks off Commencement Week 2017
It’s officially commencement week at the George Washington University.
As always, the university will celebrate the achievements of its graduates during a...
Edward ‘Skip’ Gnehm Jr. Awarded GW President’s Medal
By Kristen Mitchell
Former ambassador Edward “Skip” Gnehm Jr., the Elliott School of International Affairs’ Kuwait Professor of Gulf and Arabian...
Class of 2017 Looks Back on Moments That Mattered
With the 2017 Commencement on the National Mall only days away, GW Today asked seniors and graduate students to reflect on their favorite memories during their time at the George...
‘We Are Closer to Mars Today Than We Have Ever Been’
By Kristen Mitchell
When it comes to visiting Mars, flags and footprints left behind are not enough, said astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Engineers, astronauts...
