GW Professor Investigates the Year Civilization Collapsed
“The economy of Greece is in shambles. Internal rebellions have engulfed Libya, Syria, and Egypt,...
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GW Professor Investigates the Year Civilization Collapsed
“The economy of Greece is in shambles. Internal rebellions have engulfed Libya, Syria, and Egypt,...
Dean's Seminar Takes Ride through Love, Sex and Friendship
By John DiConsiglio
In George Washington University Professor Laura Papish’s Dean’s Seminar on the Philosophy of Love, Sex and Friendship, you won’t find a speaker behind a lectern...
More than 200 elderly District residents attended the George Washington University’s 13th annual Senior Prom Saturday evening.
‘ON TIME, ON ACCIDENT’ Displayed at Gallery 102
GW Researchers Receive $6.2 million NIH Grant to Research Pediatric Dysphagia
An interdisciplinary group of researchers from the George Washington University and Children’s National Health System have received $6.2 million to better understand the pathology and treatment...
University Hires Assistant Director for Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
Carrie Ross will lead training, outreach and consultation around issues of campus sexual violence.
By Laura Otto
Dalya Elhady, a fourth-year medical student at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), was clearly emotional in the minutes leading up...
The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum Opens
More than 2,000 visitors attended weekend celebrations for newest arts center on campus.
By Ruth Steinhardt
On her second-ever parachute jump, as one of the first women assigned to a combat training center, Tammy Smith felt a blinding crack against her jaw. Exiting badly from...
In Memoriam: Trustee Emeritus A. James Clark
By James Irwin
A. James Clark, trustee emeritus and Clark Enterprises founder, whose contributions to the George Washington University included the...