Basketball Aiming for Big Seasons
By James Irwin
It has been nine years since the George Washington men’s and women’s basketball teams reached the...
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We may frame moral debates as right confronting wrong. But often, to some degree, it’s right colliding with right.
How To Shoot The Pinhole Images in Brady Art Gallery’s ‘Absence/Presence’
A deserted amusement park, a lonely bowling alley and an abandoned prison cell are just some of the images that haunt viewers in the...
GW, Washington Post Forum Explores Political Impact of Millennials
By Matthew Stoss
This week a group of students—all millennials—forced the president of a major state university to resign.
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British Council Chief Executive to Speak on International Diplomacy
Elliott School of International Affairs alumnus and British Council Chief Executive Ciarán Devane, M.I.P.P. ’06, will help kick off...
Twitter Strategy Gives Kasich a Boost
The big three—Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders—continue to dominate overall media traffic, but other presidential hopefuls are making the most of their mentions, according to the...
Reality Versus Rhetoric in Conservative “Anti-Government” Philosophy
Stephen Rose, research professor in the GW Institute of Public Policy, analyzes data on voting patterns and public sector outlays.
Highlights from GW’s Master Class on Leadership in the Disruptive Century
Adaptable, willing to learn and, above all else, globally-focused—these are the traits of the next generation of leaders...