By Ruth Steinhardt
From creating a digital history of Washington, D.C., to gardening with children with special needs, George Washington University students...
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Chalk-In Draws Crowd with Finals Approaching
By Tamara Jones
Students hit the pavement and stress bit the dust in a Mary Poppins moment Wednesday as Colonial Health’s annual Chalk-In to alleviate final exam pressure turned H Street...
Engineers Without Borders USA Founder: I Want to Bring the Heart into the Equation
By James Irwin
Bernard Amadei was in San Pablo, Belize—a small jungle village of approximately 250 people—in 2000 when he met a young girl with the...
Arthur S. Flemming Award Winners Announced
How do you predict a pirate attack? Or a radical change in a global water flow?
Ask ...
Nana Agyemang Receives White House Correspondents’ Association Scholarship
By Julyssa Lopez
Senior Nana Agyemang was on a train home from Berkley, Calif., when she got an email from School of Media and Public Affairs Director Frank Sesno last month: “Please come to...
Foreign Minister Says Rwanda's Future Is Bright
By Tamara Jones
Forsaking the isolationism that set its devastating ...
Rates of Severe Obesity Among U.S. Kids Still Rising: Study
Obesity continues to plague American kids, with a new study finding rates of severe obesity climbing over a 15-year period.
Clinton Leads Trump by just 3 Points in New Poll
The latest George Washington University Battleground Poll finds that most voters don't have a positive view on most of the candidates, including Trump and Clinton.