One Year Later, Lessons to Learn from Navy Yard Shooting
By James Irwin
Cathy Lanier was on her way to work on Sept. 16, 2013, when she received a call about a homicide in Building 197 at the Washington...
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GW Offers Safety Tips for Rideshare Service Users
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft can be convenient, affordable methods for late-night travel in Washington, D.C. But Darrell Darnell, senior...
Jonathan Rapping, J.D. ’95, Awarded MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant
When Jonathan Rapping talks about his motivations, he often cites a shocking statistic: Approximately 80 percent of accused felons in the U.S. criminal justice system cannot afford legal defense...
Corcoran Alumna Exposes Natural Beauty of the Philippines
As a globe-trotting conservation filmmaker, Katie Schuler has always had her eye on the Philippines. The tropical terrain brims with rare animals: There’s the tarsier, a tiny primate who curls...
Voters: Government Living Up to Constitution
The president and members of Congress swear an oath to support, preserve and defend the Constitution of the United States....
Thousands to Return for Alumni Weekend
By James Irwin
The renaming of a campus residence hall and a concert featuring the top-selling music duo of all time are among the highlights of...
Amazon vs. Hachette in E-Book Pricing War
In the latest on the dispute between America’s fourth-largest publisher ...
Science and Engineering Hall Opening Scheduled for Early 2015
With the fall semester in full swing, George Washington University students, faculty and staff have noticed a buzz of activity at the...
SEAS Launches Department of Biomedical Engineering
When asked by a prospective student’s parent whether biomedical engineering was simply a “fad,” Professor Jason Zara was pointed in his response: “...