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Ancestor of Snakes, Lizards Likely Gave Birth to Live Young
The ancestor of snakes and lizards likely gave birth to live young, rather than laid eggs, according to new findings from a George Washington University researcher. Moreover, the species have...
Project SEARCH Helps D.C. Residents with Disabilities Transition to Employment
University engages young adults with disabilities in career exploration and development program.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to Speak at Lisner
George Washington University community members will have the opportunity to hear Sonia Sotomayor discuss her journey to the Supreme Court next month.
The Supreme Court justice will speak and...
GW to Offer MOOC on Federal Reserve
The George Washington University announced that it will offer its...
Harry Potter and the GW Law School
Harry Potter has a thing or two to teach George Washington University students, and his lessons have more to do with tort law...
University to Host United States Trade Representative
The George Washington University’s Institute for International Economic Policy will host the ...
Looking Back: In Washington, D.C., Activists Campaigned to End Apartheid
By Lauren Ingeno
“If we don’t come out of there, hold up picket signs and call the TV stations,” Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C., told the small group of activists gathered outside of the...
Siemens Contest Exhibits Next Generation of STEM Leaders
By Lauren Ingeno
From discovering a new anti-flu medicine to identifying a potential new treatment for brain cancer, they’ve conducted cutting-edge research that could significantly impact...
GW Troubadours Sing at the White House
The GW Troubadours, one of the George Washington University's student-led co-ed a cappella groups, performed holiday harmonies at the White House on...
