Edward Snowden: Whistle-blower or Threat to National Security?
Does Edward Snowden deserve clemency?
The New York Times and the Guardian think so.
In June, just weeks after the Guardian...
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Edward Snowden: Whistle-blower or Threat to National Security?
Does Edward Snowden deserve clemency?
The New York Times and the Guardian think so.
In June, just weeks after the Guardian...
Alumnus Donates Piece of History to Mitchell Hall
“Keep on Truckin’ ” captures a peculiar scene: Three nuns are standing in the back of a white pickup truck as small clusters of...
East Africa Expert Analyzes South Sudan Conflict
By Julyssa Lopez
A bloody conflict that broke out in South Sudan on Dec. 15 has raged on for three weeks, resulting in the death and displacement of thousands of civilians. Rebels loyal to...
University Receives Grant to Establish D.C. Africana Archives Project
The George Washington University has received nearly $496,000 in funding from the Council...
University Students, Faculty Begin Alternative Winter Break Trips
By James Irwin
One hundred and fifty George Washington University students and faculty members are spending this week in underprivileged communities...
Free Tickets Available for Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Evening Lecture
From a Bronx housing project to the Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor has overcome poverty, illness and adversity to fulfill her American dream.
The Supreme Court justice will speak about her...
The George Washington University's American Studies department is a member of the American Studies Association. Consistent with our culture of academic freedom, we leave decisions about membership...
University Celebrates the Holidays
On Thursday, faculty and staff attended George Washington’s holiday party in the Marvin Center, where they enjoyed food, desserts, a caricature artist and live music by a chorus of GW faculty and...
Researchers Investigate How Plants Evolved to Weather the Cold
In just a few months, plants around campus that are now barren and frost-covered will be dotted with flowers. Ancestors of these plants were once, however, restricted to tropical environments and...
A Semester Full of Discovery and Celebration
Fall 2013 was a time of major accomplishments and celebrations across the George Washington University community. Among the highlights are the following.
Strides in Research...