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School of Nursing to Guarantee Admission to Va. Community College Nursing Graduates
By Kurtis Hiatt
In what Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell hailed as a “great step forward in higher education,” the George Washington University on Monday announced that its School of Nursing...
GW Alumna Clarice Smith Displays Paintings at Brady Gallery
Spring season at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery at the George Washington University opened with “Clarice Smith: Captured Moments,” an exhibition of 28 paintings by the artist, philanthropist and...
Taking a Big Bite Out of D.C.’s Food Scene
By Kurtis Hiatt
A cream peach pie, its lattice crust perfectly browned. A half-moon empanada, resting on a rainbow medley of sautéed peppers. And cheese fondue, sitting in a cast-iron bowl,...
By Jennifer Eder
Joshua Jabaut’s first patient as a medical student was a 97-year-old woman. He never learned her name, as she was one of the 18 cadavers that first-year George Washington...
Tavis Smiley Moderates Panel Discussion on Poverty
PBS broadcaster Tavis Smiley called on President Obama to do more—much more—to reduce poverty in America during a panel discussion in the George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium on Jan....
This weekend, GW rang in four more years of President Barack Obama with celebrations and events on and off campus. From serving their communities at the...
Alumna Plays Key Role in Inauguration
Monday Jean Bordewich was among a select group of leaders and members of the military who walked with President Obama to the grounds of the Capitol moments...
University Calendar One-Stop Shop for Campus Events
Members of the university community who want to keep up with all the George Washington University’s events now have a single calendar to track them.
The university this month launched the...
President Obama in Inaugural Address: ‘We Must Act’
In his second and final inaugural address on Monday, President Barack Obama offered some hints as to what his next four years in office might look like.
Danny Hayes, a George Washington...
More Than 100 Serve During Alternative Winter Break
With its lush greenery, clear blue sky and a shore that runs along the Pacific, El Manzano Uno, Nicaragua, looks like paradise. And for vacationers, it is. But the reality for the 206 people who...
