‘Resistance’ Documentary Sounds the Alarm on Superbugs
A post-antibiotic era in which common infections could turn deadly: apocalyptic fantasy or imminent reality?
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University Welcomes New Students
For many of the students involved in this year’s Colonial Inauguration, the summer orientation program is a chance for them to give back to the George Washington University.
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GW Alumni Association Selects New President-Elect
By James Irwin
Jeremy Gosbee, B.A. '98, M.B.A. '02, was selected president-elect of the...
Technology, Retail Economics Are Changing Publishing
By James Irwin
Not so long ago, a book publisher had a simple set of ethical requirements: edit the manuscript, make it available to the public,...
Students, Faculty Contributing to D.C. Age-Friendly Project
By James Irwin
Students and faculty at the George Washington University are assisting city officials and nonprofit and business community leaders to...
President Knapp Discusses College Affordability at White House
George Washington President Steven Knapp joined Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Second Lady Jill Biden for a roundtable discussion about...
Understanding Mental Health as Public Health
The slayings that occurred on May 27 in Isla Vista, Calif., leaving six University of California, Santa Barbara students dead, have sparked a series of public dialogues about gun control, mental...
Paying Tribute to Maya Angelou
Literary titan Maya Angelou passed away last Wednesday at age 86. The author, poet and essayist rose to international acclaim after publishing her memoir, “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,” in...
How to Approach Limitations of Freedom of the Press
It’s been a year since NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked classified documents to the press. The revelations and a subsequent investigation by the U.S. government have prompted debates...