GW Receives $30 Million in Software Licenses From Siemens
George Washington University engineering students will have access to the same design tools used throughout the global manufacturing industry,...
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Mark Kennedy Elected to Council on Foreign Relations
By James Irwin
Graduate School of Political Management Director Mark Kennedy has been elected to the nonpartisan think tank...
'Making History' With Science and Engineering Hall
The university formally opens the building’s doors to alumni, donors and guests to celebrate a new era of scientific research and learning.
A Message to the University Community from President Steven Knapp
Recently, there has been a good deal of discussion across the university about the budgetary pressures we are experiencing as a result of a decline, over the past several years, in the number of...
Frequently Asked Questions about the Budget
Q: How serious is the budget situation?
GW: The budget situation is serious but fixable. We must get expenses in line with...
A Nurturing Space for Educational Research
An academic conference can be an intimidating place to float new ideas. Fortunately, students at the George Washington University’s Graduate School of Education and Human Development have a warmer...
GW Colonial Named to Academic All-America Team
George Washington University men's basketball senior John Kopriva became the 10th Academic All-American in program history on Thursday as he was named to the CoSIDA/...
University Responds to Vandalism in International House
The George Washington University Police Department received reports last week of drawings of swastikas—viewed as a symbol of anti-Semitism—in the lobby of International House, a university...
Lisner Turns Toward Dance This Season
The George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium is offering a lively spring season filled with opportunities to catch some of the most...