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Yale’s President Responds to Protesters’ Demands, Announces New Initiatives to Ease Racial Tension

Peter Salovey told the Yale University community in an e-mail that he hoped to “build a more inclusive Yale,” one without isolation and hostility.

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N.J. Will Need Public's Help to Fight Paris-Style Terror Attacks, Security Head Says

Seamus Hughes, deputy director of the Program on Extremism in the Center for Cyber and Homeland Security, was part of a closed-door session with the state's director of the Office of Homeland...

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Grad2Grad Offers Tuition Reduction for GW Graduates

The George Washington University will continue its Grad2Grad program this year, offering 2016 graduates of GW a 10 percent...

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GW Expert: S&P Global Financial Literacy Survey Results ‘Alarming’

By Brittney Dunkins

Despite differences in gross domestic product, average income, population and other factors, global economies have one thing in common, according to a...

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‘It’s Easy to Think There’s a Difference in the Way We Bleed’

Censored Women’s Film Festival will bring guests including ‘Honor Diaries’ producer to GW this week.

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Researchers Awarded More than $23.7 Million in Research Grants

From promoting sustainability in the Arctic to understanding the factors associated with pediatric asthma, George Washington University researchers are finding unique solutions for tackling big...

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GSPM Director Mark Kennedy: Big Data Can Win or Lose an Election

Speaking Friday night in Mexico City, Graduate School of Political Management Director Mark Kennedy emphasized big data as a critical component of political campaigns—one that can make a...

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Human Brains Evolved to Be More Responsive to Environment

George Washington University researchers may have unearthed another piece of the puzzle of what it is about the human brain that makes us so different than chimpanzees, human’s closest  ...

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A Banner Fall Semester Continues for GW Sports

By James Irwin

The wins keep coming.

The George Washington University men’s basketball team defeated sixth-ranked Virginia, 73-68, Monday night...