Black Lives Matter Activist Kicks off Heritage Celebration
By T. Kevin Walker
DeRay McKesson, a prominent activist from the Black Lives Matter movement, told a near-capacity crowd in the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre Tuesday night that measuring...
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GW Celebrates the Year of the Rooster
By B. L. Wilson
George Washington University students and friends and lovers of Asian culture rang in the Year of the Rooster and the Lunar New Year Monday night at the Charles E. Smith...
White House Press Secretary: Media Report ‘Unbelievable Errors’
By Kristen Mitchell
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the media’s coverage of President Donald Trump has been overwhelmingly negative, but added that social media allows the...
Message from GW President Steven Knapp
Every year we bring students from around the world to the George Washington University so they can enrich the intellectual life of our campuses and acquire the knowledge and skills that will...
Student Success Workshops Provide Tools for Semester Challenges
By Ruth Steinhardt
A series of Student Success Workshops offered over the spring semester will assist students at the George...
A Cappella Singers Become Viral Voice of Women’s March
By Ruth Steinhardt
In the wake of the Women’s March on Washington on Jan. 21, a song called “Quiet” has arisen as a kind of unofficial anthem. In...
University Statement on Immigration Executive Order
The George Washington University's leadership and, particularly, its International Services Office, are aware of the Executive Order entitled Protecting the Nation from Terrorist Entry into the...
CNN Reporter Discusses Her Journey to the White House Beat
By B.L. Wilson
CNN reporter Athena Jones did not become a member of the network’s team covering the White House by standing still.
“In my experience, you have to be willing to move...
Living Donor Transplants Inspire Gratitude at GW
By Kristen Mitchell
Four years ago, Jose Reyes found out he had stage four kidney disease. He was put on transplant lists in Washington, D.C. and in Maryland, but as he started dialysis, his...
GW Listens Aims to Provide Resource for Students in Need
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University students looking for support can now turn to an anonymous peer hotline for help. The Student Association initiative,...