Alumnus Uses Good Fortune to Change Lives
By John DiConsiglio
For Danielle Reyes, the weeks before the start of her first semester at GW were fraught with anxiety—and not just due to the butterflies she felt over leaving her family’...
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GW Students Continue to be ‘Most Politically Active’ in the Nation
George Washington University students are the “most politically active” in the nation, according to the 2015 edition of the Princeton...
Colin Powell’s story has a simple beginning: A young boy born to Jamaican parents joins the army....
Corcoran Agreement Hearing Continues
The D.C. Superior Court evidentiary hearing that would allow the historic ...
University Offices Can Earn Certification for ‘Going Green’
By Brittney Dunkins
The Department of Undergraduate Programs at the George Washington University School of Business was recognized for its...
Brasilia Without Borders Students Learn Through Experience
During the last few weeks, 385 high school and college-aged students from Brasília have experienced a whirlwind of programming through the...
Age-Friendly Task Force Continues Commitment to Seniors
Urbanization in D.C. has revitalized neighborhoods, sparked population growth and ignited business...
CADE to Join Combined Student Health and Counseling Hub
The George Washington University announced Monday that the ...
What Will African Leaders Discuss at First-Ever White House Summit?
By Julyssa Lopez
President Barack Obama will welcome more than 50 African leaders to Washington this week in an unprecedented effort to bring countries together and discuss the continent’s...
Newt Gingrich Emphasizes Using Technology to Rethink Government
By James Irwin
Newt Gingrich stepped to the podium, thanked the crowd and outlined the topics of his speech, then paused for a second.
“Let me...