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Global Women’s Institute to Develop ‘I am Malala’ Curriculum
Sixteen-year-old Malala Yousafzai has become a symbol of peace and hope for millions of people across the world.
The youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize nominee has campaigned since the age of...
Watch GW Hospital on 60 Minutes Sunday
Mark your calendar for Oct. 20.
Jonathan S. Reiner, director of the Cardiac Catheterization Lab at the GW Hospital and professor of medicine at the GW...
University Prepares for Colonials Weekend
Colonials Weekend kicks off this Friday with a variety of activities designed to bring the George Washington University community closer....
GW Offers Support During Government Shutdown
The university is providing resources for employees who may be affected by the government shutdown.
“The government shutdown has touched many members of our GW community personally,” said...
Green Living From the Ground Up
“It’s not easy being green,” but that didn’t stop Team Capitol DC from embarking on a two-year project to build a sustainable home.
Symposium Celebrates Washingtoniana Collection
It all started with a small manuscript. Albert H. Small was walking through the streets of New York waiting for his fiancée to...
Global Women’s Institute Partners with World Bank
By Lauren Ingeno
Gender-based violence is a horrific reality that exists in every part of the world. And though research in the area is growing, there is still a wide gap in knowledge...
Rodney Johnson Reflects on Education, Career
A few years ago, a parent approached Executive Director of Parent Services Rodney Johnson and told him, “Your office has your personality.”
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Parent Involvement Continues to Grow
By Lauren Ingeno
Several years ago, following the 2008 economic crisis, George Washington University parents began to raise concerns about the challenges recent college graduates were facing...
Students Conduct Research on Washingtoniana Collection
George Washington University students researching pieces from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection learned that...
