University Sustains Strategy for Green Building
The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum is latest building to earn LEED Gold certification.
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Painter Susan Roth’s First Solo Show in 24 Years Displayed at GW
In 1980, an exasperated Susan Roth threw down pieces of a canvas that she was collaging into painting, leaving the strips abandoned on her studio floor. When she returned later, she inspected...
Colonials Win Tournament Championship in Hawaii
The George Washington University men's basketball team rallied in the second half for the second straight tournament game to upset 11th-ranked Wichita State 60-54 to win the 2014 Hawaiian Airlines...
Did North Korea Really Attack Sony?
Allan Friedman, research scientist at the Cyber Security Policy Research Institute, weighs the political strategy involved in accusing North Korea of disrupting Sony’s internal email system.
Where Young and Old Coexist Among the Landmarks
Historic rowhouses, an alley of snugly packed dwellings, the legendary Watergate and of course the George Washington University campus...
Americans Overwhelmingly Pessimistic About Economy
Americans continue to hold strong negative views about the state of the economy and a grim outlook for the next generation’s financial prospects, according to a...
Is the Sony Scandal the End of Email As We Know It?
Diana Burley, professor of human and organizational decries the “knee-jerk reaction” many people will have to cleanse their email in the wake of...
GW Today’s Top 15 Stories of the Semester
Fall 2014 was an exciting time for George Washington University, bringing to campus huge new partnerships, high-profile visitors, nation-sweeping social movements and major strides in research....
Ken Burns, Katie Couric Film PBS Special at GW
“Here we go. Stand by please,” shouted a voice from the back of the dimly lit auditorium in the...