Students Practice Climate Change Negotiation
By Ruth Steinhardt
The Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), also known as COP21, will...
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GW Completes Dependent Eligibility Project
The university’s summer long dependent eligibility verification project ended, and more than 95...
Faculty Take on the Role of Students
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University held its fifth annual Teaching Day on Friday, gathering 200 faculty members for a daylong exploration of...
Date Change for Faculty Assembly, Benefits Resolution Highlight Faculty Senate Meeting
Updates on several university initiatives and a scheduling change for the annual Faculty Assembly were featured at Friday’s meeting of the Faculty Senate, which included remarks from George...
GW to Establish National Chimpanzee Brain Resource for Neuroscience Research
A walk-in freezer in Science and Engineering Hall houses more than 650 mammalian brains—from tigers, elephants, giraffes, gorillas and lots of...
First Project Management Symposium Held at GW
The George Washington University Division of Information Technology held its inaugural Project Management Symposium Sept. 21.
In Sukhishvili Georgian Ballet, Elegant Tradition Meets Modern Energy
During the Wednesday evening performance, GW's Lisner Auditorium stage seemed barely big enough to contain the explosive energy of this troupe.
GW’s Rodham Institute Hosts Third Annual Summit
By C.J. Trent-Gurbuz
Health care and health policy experts discussed childhood obesity, access to mental health care and the importance of community health...
Veteran Administrator and Alumnus Andrew Sonn on Leading Parent Services
For the past 16 years, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Andrew Sonn, Ed.D. ’10, has called the George Washington University home. His career spans...