Drug Companies Spend Big in D.C., Report Shows
Drug companies spent nearly $84 million to market their products in D.C. in 2011, including $19 million for gifts to physicians, hospitals and other health care providers,...
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New Stoplights Improve Pedestrian Accessibility
New stoplights were installed at the intersection of 22nd and Eye streets, NW, in late February after several years of planning by the District Department of Transportation. Funding for...
Mary Ellsberg Selected as Delegate to U.N. Commission on Status of Women
Mary Ellsberg, director of the George Washington University’s Global Women’s Institute, was one of six representatives chosen by...
Enriched Learning Experiences through Technology
A system to automatically record lectures, a public platform for educational multimedia collections, a cloud-based printing network and new tools in Blackboard...
University Launches New LGBT Health Certificate
George Washington University has launched a new graduate certificate program in LGBT health to train current and future health care leaders and policy advocates on issues relating to the health...
Bringing Lessons From War Home
Sudip Bose sees things differently after serving in Iraq as a physician for U.S. Army in a 15-month combat tour—a tour that earned him a...
Ashley Judd Talks Women’s Health at GW
Ashley Judd told George Washington University students that they are the solution to the world’s most pressing problems—they’re going to “...
Solar Decathlon House will Benefit U.S. Veteran
by Laura Donnelly-Smith
The students from Team Capitol DC—a group representing the George...
GW, Partners Launch National Civil War Project
George Washington University and seven partner organizations, including three other universities and four professional theater companies, launched a nationwide...
George Washington, Man and Legend
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
First U.S. president, general and statesman George Washington occupies such an...