The Risks—and Rewards—of Big Data
Big data is helping scientists battle chronic diseases, biologists tackle climate change and security agencies thwart cyber attacks.
Answers to critical medical, environmental and national...
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Four Ways to Cure the Ills of Social Inequality
The rising wealth gap between the “1 percent” and middle and lower income Americans has been...
GW Strongly Represented at Clinton Global Initiative University
By James Irwin
Social change leaders from all over the world, including a large contingent from the George Washington University, assembled at...
#HistoryLivesHere Contest Winner Announced
After two rounds and hundreds of submissions, District House is the winning name for the George Washington University’s #HistoryLivesHere contest.
The social media competition, which began...
Study Examines Student Veterans’ Academic Outcomes
A Student Veterans of America study released Monday at the George Washington University revealed 51.7 percent of veterans who have...
Battleground Poll: Voters Say Economy Too Tough for Middle Class
Americans continue to hold pessimistic views about the health of the economy and the overall direction of the nation, according to a...
Board of Trustees Chair Addresses Faculty Code, Shared Governance
Board of Trustees Chair Nelson Carbonell, B.S. ’85, outlined five principles at Friday’s...
School of Nursing Partners With MedStar Washington Hospital Center
A new partnership between the George Washington University School of Nursing and...
SMHS Community Raises More Than $25,000 For GW Healing Clinic
By Laura Otto
Sari Schulman had been eyeing one item all night. It wasn’t brunch for four at the Four Seasons Washington or the private wine tasting tour at Woodhall Wine Cellars in Maryland...
Fourth-Year Medical Students Celebrate Match Day
By Laura Otto
It’s hard to find the right words to describe how Amy Waldner, a fourth-year medical student at the George Washington University ...