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Science and Engineering Hall Remains Closed Through Monday

February 12, 2016

By Brittney Dunkins

The George Washington University Science and Engineering Hall remains closed through Monday with limited access following a sprinkler line break Tuesday morning on the...

A Very GW Valentine's Day

February 12, 2016

Forget chocolate and roses: The most essential ingredient for any romantic Valentine’s Day is the music that sets the mood. GW Today assembled a short playlist,...

The Triumph of the Untested

February 12, 2016

What's propelling anti-establishment rage?

Freedom of Speech v. Civility

February 12, 2016

Does the speech of students warrant the same First Amendment protections enjoyed by adults?

Old Patterns, New Order: Socialist Realism in Central Asia

February 12, 2016

Janis Goodman and Bill Dunlap join WETA Around Town host Robert Aubry Davis to discuss the exhibit at the GWU Textile Museum.

Republican Candidates Have Already Tripled 2012 South Carolina Ad Spending

February 11, 2016

In the 2012 contest, candidates and groups spent a total of $8.7 million.

Opinion: $19 Billion Alone Won't Fix Washington's Cybersecurity Problem

February 11, 2016

President Obama's new spending plans should come with policy proposals and organizational initiatives that stand in the way of protecting US networks from malicious hackers.

He Couldn’t Afford to Stay at Morgan State, But Once He Made It He Gave Back Millions

February 11, 2016

Calvin E. Tyler Jr. would have been the first in his family to graduate from college, but by his junior year in 1963, he could no longer afford to attend historically black university in Baltimore...

Understanding the Zika Virus

February 10, 2016

Three Ways to Build a ‘Sustainable Plate’ with Chef and Activist José Andrés and D.C. Food Scene Insiders

February 10, 2016

By Brittney Dunkins

When world-renowned chef and activist José Andrés began his restaurant career in the United States after a stint in the...