National Library of Medicine exhibit examines how university namesake safeguarded the health of his troops, family, staff, slaves.
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What Does the Crisis in Iraq Mean for the U.S.?
ESIA professor Stephen Biddle discusses the causes and implications of Iraq conflict, and what the United States can do.
SMPA Launches Strategic Communication Seminars for Professionals
As media and technology become more closely entwined, professionals struggle to stay up on best...
GW, Wholesome Wave to Promote Sustainable Food Systems
The George Washington University and Wholesome Wave, a nonprofit focused on creating sustainable food systems, have formed a partnership to conduct research in the areas of food, nutrition and...
Can Brazil Handle the World Cup?
As 32 soccer, or “football,” teams go head to head for the 20th World Cup...
A Year of Growth for the School of Business
An emphasis on enhancing research and career services has led to improvements for the School of Business as it continues its accreditation process. George Washington Today sat down with Interim...
Looking Back: Celebrating 25 Years of Colonial Inauguration
Freshman orientation continues to teach students and their families what it means to “raise high.”
Join Colonials in a Global Celebration of the World Cup
The World Cup kicked off on June 12 in Brazil, and George Washington University Colonials are celebrating all over the world.
The interactive map shows...
Healing the Wounds of War Through Dance
GW commissions Arena Stage performance choreographed by Liz Lerman and starring Bill Pullman.
Comedian Seth Meyers to Headline Colonials Weekend
Comedian and “Saturday Night Live” alum Seth Meyers will bring his trademark wit to the Charles E. Smith Center stage on Oct. 18 for the...