Wet Plate Portraits Capture Chinese Culture in the 19th Century
Scottish photographer and travel writer John Thomson's work is currently on display at the George Washington University Museum and the Textile Museum.
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Mental Health Services Director Steps Down
George Washington University Mental Health Services Director Silvio Weisner has stepped down from the position.
During his time as director, Dr. Weisner oversaw Mental Health Services...
National Security Advisor Susan Rice Addresses U.S.-China Relationship
By James Irwin
Speaking Monday ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit later this week, National Security Advisor Susan Rice stressed the...
The George Washington University to Bolster Israel Studies
A grant from The Morningstar Foundation, the family foundation of Susie and Michael Gelman, will help develop an Israel Studies component of the George Washington University’s Judaic Studies...
GW Students Prepare for Historic Papal Visit
Tuesday night dinners at the George Washington University ...
GW Launches Health Workforce Research and Policy Institute
Before Liberia faced the biggest Ebola outbreak in history, the country had just...
Dean Pamela Jeffries Poised to take School of Nursing to the ‘Next Level’
Pamela Jeffries was in her early 20s and a recent nursing school graduate when a middle-aged heart attack patient suffering with severe arrhythmias...
Introducing the GW Class of 2019
George Washington University’s Class of 2019 is a talented and eclectic group of about 2,550 students from 48 states, 46 countries and the...
LeVar Burton: On Subject of Slavery, ‘Nobody Gets A Pass’
By Ruth Steinhardt
One of the most difficult and fundamental issues in American history was open for discussion at the George Washington University Thursday night, when the...
Behind the Scenes of District House
The George Washington University debuted three buildings in the last two years to enhance research, teaching and learning—...