Albert H. Small Honored with Lifetime Humanities Achievement Award
The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum opened...
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Domestic Surveillance Re-Emerges in Senate, on the Trail
Presidential hopeful Rand Paul on Thursday spoke to GW students and addressed the idea that there should be expanded screening of phone records in the aftermath of last week’s terrorist attacks in...
Popcorn & Candy: Censored Edition
George Washington University is hosting the first Censored Women's Film Festival. Screenings begin Friday.
British Council Chief Executive: It’s about Anticipation, Not Response
By James Irwin
Sir Ciarán Devane recently posed an unusual question to a British counterterrorism professional regarding extremism in the Middle East...
President Knapp Attends White House Climate Roundtable
By James Irwin
George Washington University President Steven Knapp attended a roundtable discussion Thursday at the White House as part of an ongoing effort to...
Voices of Struggle, Hope Highlight Interfaith Dinner
By Ruth Steinhardt
Hala Alkhalouf’s family comes from Deir ez-Zur, a Syrian city on the border with Iraq. For years, the city has been the target of devastating shelling campaigns, first by...
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter Outlines Plans to Attract, Retain Top Talent
By Kevin Dunleavy
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter Wednesday outlined his plans to revamp the military’s personnel system in hopes of attracting and retaining the top talent needed to address...
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...
