Mary Ellsberg Participates in White House Panel
The founding director of the GW Global Women’s Institute contributed to a White House discussion on ending global violence against women.
Mary Ellsberg, founding director...
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POLITICO-GW Battleground Poll Shows Little Change
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama remain essentially tied among voters at 47 percent and 48 percent respectively, according to a new POLITICO-George Washington...
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installed on Campus
Electric vehicles can now be plugged into a charger in GW’s Academic Center Parking Garage.
Owners of electric-powered cars will now be able to charge their...
Law School Receives $450,000 for Energy Initiative
The Constellation Foundation, a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation, gave the donation.
The George Washington University Law School has received a $450,000 donation...
SON Receives Nearly $1 Million Grant to Diversify Workforce
The grant will address the shortage of racially and economically diverse nursing professionals in the D.C. region and rural Virginia.
The U.S. Health Resources and...
A Global Welcome for Incoming Colonials
GW alumni, parents host Summer Send-Offs to welcome hundreds of new students and their families at locations in the United States and around the world.
With more...
GW President Expands University Connections Abroad
President Steven Knapp’s weeklong trip to London enhances George Washington’s global connections, increasing students’ study abroad, internship and job opportunities.
George...
Riding from Coast to Coast for MS
When Phil Cooper graduated from the George Washington University in 1984, he planned to ride across the United States on his bicycle. But when his mother protested, pointing out that he had no...
George Washington University today announced it will officially release its new visual identity with a celebration on University Yard on Aug. 26 at 7 p.m.
Members of the university community...
New Synthetic Chemistry Lab Marks ‘Exciting Beginning’
The university last week took the wraps off a spacious and bright chemistry laboratory—carved from a former classroom deemed too hot, too cold and always too noisy—that officials hailed as a taste...