Between Teachers and Businesses, a Promising Partnership
For teachers, the question of how to best prepare students for future employment can be omnipresent. Employers face similar...
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Vice President Ellis, Faculty Leaders Address Employee Benefits Questions
Speaking Thursday at a forum to address questions regarding employee benefits—including tuition remission and short-term recommendations made in May by the Benefits Task Force—Vice President for...
Peter Fenn, part-time faculty in the Graduate School of Political Management, argues that a Biden candidacy isn’t such a far-fetched notion....
Comfort Women Bring Fight for Reparations to GW
Bok-dong Kim left her home in Korea during World War II when she was just 14. Japanese forces ordered the girl to leave her village and work in a factory to help the war effort. But instead she...
New GWorld Cards Include Emergency Information
The George Washington University has added 24-hour contact information for emergency services to the back of GWorld cards...
Why Do Women Entrepreneurs Receive Less Funding?
There’s an old story in the world of entrepreneurship, according to Kathy Korman Frey, founder of the...
Hookworm Vaccine Trials Begin at GW
When Anna Markowitz learned that George Washington University researchers were looking for...
David Fontana, associate professor of law, writes that for years we feared the consequences of pushing social progress through the courts. Obergefell v. Hodges will prove we shouldn’t.
University Wins Two Regional Emmy Awards
The Office of Marketing and Creative Services, housed in the George Washington University’s Division of External Relations, won two Emmy Awards Saturday from the National Capital Chesapeake Bay...
The World Is a Classroom for Virtual High School Students
Stuck in Denver International Airport after missing a flight, Sarah Depew did something most...