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George Washington University Welcomes the Class of 2019
Thousands of high school seniors from all 50 states and 80 countries received exciting news in their email inboxes on Friday afternoon after the George Washington University sent out its regular...
The Cost of Urban Redevelopment
Phyllissa Bilal lives in public housing in the historic Barry Farm community in Southeast Washington, D.C. She remembers walking her three sons past a new playground in their neighborhood, which...
Female Execs Say ‘Be Bold, Be You’ to Get to the C-Suite
Young professionals at the George Washington University were urged to throw out their five-year plans by the executives...
Want to ‘Change the Menu?’ Experts Say ‘Vote with Your Fork’
From the battle over healthy school lunches and conflict over changing dietary guidelines to regulating agribusiness and combatting food...
Donors, Students Celebrate the Power of Philanthropy and the Promise of Tomorrow’s Leaders
By James Irwin
She grew up in one of the roughest neighborhoods in south Philadelphia, raised by a single mother who worked long hours in a drapery...
‘Future of the Internet’ on Display at GENI Engineering Conference
George Washington University hosted the 22nd Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI) Engineering Conference and U.S....
Students Vote Yes on Sexual Assault Education and Divestment Referenda
George Washington University students voted Wednesday and Thursday in...
#GWSEH Researcher Spotlight: Accelerating Bridge Construction
This is the fifth profile in a GW Today series featuring faculty from the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering and Applied Science who are conducting research...
D.C. Historic Preservation Board Discusses Corcoran Building Designation
The D.C. Historic Preservation Board said Thursday it would decide next month whether to designate the interior of the 17th...
Record Voter Turnout Propels GW Juniors to First Place in Student Elections
When George Washington University junior Andie Dowd thinks of the moment she learned that she will serve as the 2015 Student Association president, one word comes to mind: thankful.
“Finding...
