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Political Management Students Meet Guatemalan Presidential Candidate

By James Irwin

The night her husband, Álvaro Colom, won the 2007 Guatemalan presidential election, Sandra Torres was still counting votes.

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When Zombies Attack: The Undead Teach Students About Capitalism

By Julyssa Lopez
 
The last segment of George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead ends in grisly chaos: Thousands of bloodthirsty, carnivorous zombies stagger through a shopping...

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GW Professor Puts a Face on Climate Change

By Lauren Ingeno

Actor Matt Damon gazes down upon sunny Los Angeles from inside a helicopter flying above the city. In a world of rising temperatures, his co-...

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University Website Will Report Student Organizations’ Conduct Violations

The George Washington University’s Division of Student Affairs...

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DigitalDC Brings Washington Alive with the Click of a Mouse

Although Chioma Aneke has spent her entire life in Washington, DigitalDC has got her looking...

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Students’ Disaster Relief Shelter Is a Home in a Box

By Brittney Dunkins

On Oct. 23, 2012, tropical cyclone Hurricane Sandy swept across the coast of Cuba, the first stop on a destructive journey that devastated communities from the Caribbean...

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University Counseling Center Announces Summer Hours

The University Counseling Center will continue to offer counseling services on the Foggy Bottom Campus to eligible students during the summer semester...

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GW Award Winners Honored at Commencement

By Brittney Dunkins

A professor, graduating senior and medical student were honored for their contributions to the George Washington University community with...

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The George Washington University Celebrates Commencement

Commencement speaker José Andrés urged the George Washington University class of 2014 to redefine success to include making an impact on the world.
 
“The challenges...

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University Service Takes Giant Leap Forward

By James Irwin

Seven years after President Steven Knapp organized the committee that would become the...