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Researcher Receives $2.6 Million Grant to Study Treatment for Malaria and Tuberculosis
Cynthia Dowd, a chemistry professor at the George Washington University, is studying a promising possible treatment for malaria and tuberculosis with a five-year, $2.6 million grant from the...
GW Student Athletes Name Richard Zamoff Professor of the Year
Student athletes at George Washington University chose Richard Zamoff, associate professorial lecturer in sociology, as their professor of the year.
Students in all sports are asked each...
Student Ingenuity Shines at 10th Annual SEAS R&D Showcase
Randy Graves, D. Sc. ’78, launched the George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science Student...
Start Time Changed for Anderson Cooper Visit to GW
Because of a late scheduling conflict, the start time for CNN anchor Anderson Cooper’s interview with Frank Sesno, director of the School of Media and Public Affairs, has been changed from 11 a.m...
D.C. Teacher of the Year Leads a Classroom without Boundaries
By Ruth Steinhardt
Topher Kandik was working as a high-level fundraiser at a prestigious arts organization when a chance encounter on a Metro train changed...
In Cyber, We Know Russia and China are the Bad Guys. That's Where the Certainty Ends
"The threat tempo is magnified by the speed at which technology evolves," says Frank Cilluffo, director of the George Washington University's Center for Cyber and Homeland Security.
Super Tuesday Preview: Is Donald Trump Really Pulling This Off?
By James Irwin
It is Feb. 29. In most years, today wouldn’t exist. And in most years—all years except for this one, actually—Donald Trump hasn’t been...
Why Troops and Vets are Voting for Trump
His early momentum shows no signs of fading heading into Super Tuesday, when states with a large number of troops and some of the nation's major military bases will cast their votes for the GOP...
