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$2.77 Million Grant Will Fund GSEHD’s Education Facilities Clearinghouse
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded $2.77 million in funding over three years to the George Washington University Graduate School of Education and Human Development for the creation of an...
Team Capitol DC Takes Top 10 Spot in Solar Decathlon
The sustainable “Harvest Home” placed seventh and will be donated to Wounded Warrior Homes.
The Textile Museum Celebrates Its History
Nearly 450 guests gathered at The Textile Museum on S Street Friday for “A Night to Remember,” celebrating the institution’s 88-year...
The acclaimed director of the “The Hurt Locker” and “Zero Dark Thirty” will speak to the university community in the Jack Morton Auditorium on Oct. 29....
Fire Safety Subject of University’s Safety and Security Forum
Students gathered last Tuesday for GW’s annual Safety and Security Forum in the Marvin Center.
The forum this...
Provost Discusses Guidelines for Future China Programs
The George Washington University has been involved in many programs related to China as part of its focus on globalization and international exchanges for students. Any larger engagement in the...
GW Students Participate in IMF Youth Dialogue
Two George Washington University students participated in the ...
Why Is Raising the Debt Ceiling Critical?
As Senate leaders attempt to craft a last-minute compromise on the debt ceiling that would avert a government default, Associate Professor of Economics Tara...
Alumnus’s Book Reveals Emotions, Lessons from the Dying
Eric Lindner, B.B.A. ’81, has never been a doctor, nurse or a social worker — but he has provided care and support to...
The Fray to Play New Songs and Old Favorites at Colonials Weekend
By Lauren Ingeno
The Fray seemed to achieve almost instant commercial success after the band’s debut album, “How to Save a...
