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George Washington Stuns No. 6 Virginia

GW men’s basketball team rewards their faithful fans with a 73-68 win that concluded with fans storming the court of the Smith Center.

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GW Office of Safety and Security Updates Community after Release of Unverified Terrorist Video

By Brittney Dunkins

A video that surfaced Monday on social media included threats made by men who appeared to be militants saying that an attack similar to...

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Furniture Finds Second Homes at Local Nonprofits

By Brittney Dunkins

Among the thousands of ordinary houses located in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, there are a few with a special...

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Lyterati Updates, New Expert Finder Discussed at Faculty Senate

Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Dianne Martin led a presentation about the George Washington University’s Lyterati system and announced a new data consolidator...

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Rare Gifts Elevate the GW Museum and The Textile Museum’s Collection

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum received two major gifts 
of Central Asian ikats with links to the Silk Road and textiles reflecting traditions of...

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GW, Hospital, Medical Faculty Associates to Conduct Emergency Exercise

The George Washington University, GW Hospital and Medical Faculty Associates will participate in an emergency response exercise Nov. 20 sponsored by the...

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Study Looks at Teen Exposure to Pesticides in Environment

Adolescent exposure to environmental pollutants known as organochlorines—which includes pesticides such as DDT—could lead to defective sperm, according to a study by researchers at Milken...

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Staff Focus: Katie Ray’s Career Began With a Passport

This is the third Staff Focus, a new regular feature in George Washington Today that introduces university staff to the GW community. The staff profiles result from feedback gleaned from a GW...

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Paris Attacks May Prompt Obama to Step up Military Action

But that probably will not mean dramatic moves like launching a U.S. or international ground offensive or accelerating aerial bombing.

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Here Is What Social Science Can Tell Us About the Terrorist Attacks in Paris

John Sides, associate professor of political science, writes about the aftermath and what can be learned from the tragic events in France.