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Milken Institute School of Public Health Wins Regional LEED Award

GW’s Milken Institute School of Public Health was honored this month by the U.S. Green Building Council North Capital Region with the 2015 “Project of the Year: New Construction Award.”...

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University Is a Finalist in 2015 Greenbuild Leadership Awards

GW is among the 12 four-year colleges in the running for a sustainable building award from nonprofit organization Second Nature and the U.S. Green Building Council’s Center for Green Schools....

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Making History Tops $770 million

By James Irwin

Making History: The Campaign for GW has raised $771.9 million to support students, enhance academics and break new ground...

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GW Physicists Track Stellar Material Speeding Through Space

A group of George Washington University physicists have identified a spectacular cosmic event: a...

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GW Data Highlights U.S. Voters’ Favorable Attitudes toward Undocumented Immigrants

By James Irwin

Most U.S. voters hold favorable attitudes toward undocumented immigrants, according...

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Human Hands Less Evolved Than Chimp Hands

A new study from a GW paleobiologist shakes up a common assumption about human evolution.

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GW Researcher Reveals Why Some Immune Systems Protect Against HIV Infection

By Lauren Ingeno

Individuals who are exposed to HIV but do not become infected seem to possess a specific immune response to the virus, says a...

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Standardized Test Scores Will Be Optional for GW Applicants

The George Washington University will no longer require most undergraduate applicants to submit SAT or ACT test scores, effective Aug. 1.

Those applying to GW for the 2016-17 school year...

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In Memoriam: Marc Abrahms

Marc Abrahms, photographer and philanthropist, died July 16 in Bloomfield, Conn. A longtime friend of the George Washington University, he gave his name to the Cloyd Heck Marvin Center’s Marc C....

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GW Students Find Footing on a Career Path Through Summer Internships

By Brittney Dunkins

The modern university experience calls to mind late nights spent over brightly lit laptop screens, afternoon classes in large lecture...