Stargazer Sets Her Sights on George Washington University
Gamma-ray bursts are the most powerful, brightest explosions in the universe, and for more than two decades they have captured the imagination of...
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George Washington University Medical Students Stage 'Die-In'
They lay motionless on the sidewalk, incongruous in their spotless white medical coats, figures that would have seemed more familiar striding...
Commercial Space Industry Regroups After Accidents
Scott Pace, director of the Space Policy Institute, comments on two recent setbacks to the space industry including the destruction of an...
Torture Report Revives Rogue Image that CIA Has Sought to Erase
Thomas Blanton, director of the National Security Archive, contrasts recent revelations on CIA activity in America's War on Terror, including allegedly lying about operations, to the '70s-era...
'Study Drugs' Are a Dangerous Way to Earn an ‘A’
George Washington University alumna Stacie Buell, B.A. ’14, says that you could see the shift in the days before final exams. The Estelle...
2013 Siemens Competition Winners Settling in at GW
Zainab Mahmood and Priyanka Wadgaonkar paced back and forth across their hotel room on the evening of Dec. 7, 2013 as they prepared for what the...
Siemens Competition Awards High School Students $500,000 in Scholarship Funds
Chosen from a record 2,263 applicants, Peter Tian—a high school senior from Hilliard, Ohio—captured the $100,000 grand prize at the 15th...
Two Days as a ‘Colbert Report’ Intern
When Stephen Colbert ran onto the Lisner stage in all his bespectacled glory, Comedy Central devotees scrambled to their feet and burst into a thunderous applause faster than you could say “...