Who Has ‘A Right to the City?’
By Ruth Steinhardt
Vanessa Perry is a Washington, D.C., native and a graduate of the District’s public schools. But the city where she now works as interim...
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D.C. Council Honors GW NIT Championship
The George Washington men's basketball team took another postseason honor on Tuesday when the D.C. Council acknowledged the Colonial’s National Invitation Tournament Championship with a resolution...
GW Rowing Teams Host Annual Regatta
By Matt Stoss
The GW Invitational is one of the two biggest college rowing events on the East Coast—the Clemson Invitational is the other—and, anecdotally,...
Can a Robot Help Kids with Autism Navigate Social Situations?
Children with autism sometimes find it easier to engage with robots than with other people, whose communication signals can be subtle and difficult to read. That engagement led Chung-Hyuk Park, a...
GW Greek Life Adopts Deferred Recruitment Policy
The George Washington University announced this week that GW fraternities and sororities will establish a one-semester deferred...
Alumni Event to Celebrate Relationship between GW, Saudi Arabia
By James Irwin
George Washington University alumni will gather for an ...
Jackie Robinson Project Turns 20
By James Irwin
In 1996, just prior to the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s breaking of baseball’s color barrier, Richard Zamoff secured a small...
Area School Students Explore Research, Science at STE Day
By Kevin Dunleavy
If the primary objective of the George Washington University’s Science, Technology and...
Over the next 30 years, the biotechnology industry has the potential to develop new drug therapies for millions of people enduring devastating diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, according to...