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GW Law Clinic Team Gains Presidential Clemency for Client
Rudolph Norris, a D.C. native who was sentenced to 30 years in prison in the early 1990s for selling crack cocaine, had his sentence commuted by President Obama—with big assistance from a GW Law...
GW Students Take Stand against Sexual Violence in South Africa While Studying Abroad
By John DiConsiglio
For victims of sexual violence, the house in the South African district of Observatory is a safe place. It is...
Proposed Changes to Health Benefits Will Limit Premium Increases
Proposed changes to health benefits at the George Washington University in 2016 will limit premium increases to 3 percent for 80 percent of university employees and will introduce plan adjustments...
50 Years of the Voting Rights Act: Where Do We Stand?
Aug. 5 was the 50th anniversary of the signing into law of the Voting Rights Act, seminal legislation that prohibited racial discrimination in voting by outlawing discriminatory electoral...
M.D. Class of 2019 Begins Medical Journey
By C.J. Trent-Gurbuz
Although a “simple piece of clothing,” the physician’s white coat is replete with symbolism, said second-year medical student Michael Kahn at the George Washington...
Dakota Hall Is Home to GW’s Fourth Solar Thermal Installation
The George Washington University debuted its fourth solar thermal hot water system last...
GW School of Business Dean Pledges to Support Leadership Opportunities for Women
George Washington University School of Business Dean Linda Livingstone ...
For Chinese Parents, Receptions Help Form Community
By Ruth Steinhardt
Every summer, the George Washington University’s Office of Alumni Relations organizes several dozen summer...
