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The George Washington University’s open enrollment period begins Oct. 1, and university faculty and staff will notice changes to benefits plan offerings beginning in 2015.
Open enrollment is...
GW Releases Annual Security Report
By James Irwin
Disciplinary referrals for liquor and drug law violations at the George Washington University increased in 2013 compared to the...
Tara Sonenshine, Shapiro Fellow at GW's School of Media and Public Affairs, contributes to the policy debate over how the U.S. should engage the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
The Politics of Replacing Eric Holder: Timing is Everything
George Washington University's Jamie Chandler, part-time faculty in Graduate School of Political Management, and Stephen Salzburg, Wallace and Beverley Woodbury University Professor...
Faculty Governance Assessment Continues
Working groups created over the summer by the George Washington University Board of Trustees continue to...
Corcoran Galleries Close for Renovations
Gallery space in the Corcoran building on 17th Street closed to the public this weekend as the National Gallery of Art prepares to start yearlong renovations. The Corcoran School of the Arts and...
University Training Videos Assess Potential Violence
By James Irwin
Educational videos that emphasize the steps students, faculty and staff can take before and during potentially threatening situations...
NewU Helps Freshmen Navigate College Life
Like most college freshmen, Colonials enter their first year at the George Washington University with lots of questions:...
Confucius Institute Celebrates One Year of Culture on Campus
Although Eric Baker learned Mandarin while living in China for two years, the young Virginia-based professional worried about losing the fluency he’d acquired abroad. He wanted to continue...