By Anna Miller
As consumers, young women and girls in Malawi look a lot like their American counterparts. When given a bit of extra cash, they spend it on handbags, shoes and other “things...
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Learning and Living Service at Civic House
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
For many students, a residence hall can be little more than a place to sleep and store clothing. For Julia Prout, a freshman in the Columbian College...
GW Student to Serve as Delegate for President Obama
As a kid, George Washington sophomore Alex Yudelson would hit the pavement with his father, going door-to-door as he campaigned for town supervisor. He watched the presidential election results in...
A Holistic Approach to Building a Strategic Plan
In 2002, the George Washington University adopted a strategic plan that envisioned two key pillars for GW’s development. First, the plan placed particular departments at the core of the university...
Additional CGI U Speakers Announced
A former secretary of state, the co-founder of Twitter and a top entertainer will be among the speakers at George Washington when the university hosts the Clinton Global Initiative University...
University Presidents Discuss Impact on D.C. in Policy Forum
George Washington University President Steven Knapp joined four of his D.C. counterparts Wednesday to discuss their institutions’ role in the District and how they can work together to continue to...
Message from GW Safety and Security's Darrell Darnell
Last night, the university issued alerts to students, faculty and staff about a report from the United States Secret Service of a person with a handgun believed to be headed from the White House...
By Jamie Freedman
Four U.S. Supreme Court justices and seven members of the European Court of Human Rights gathered at GW Law School on March 1 for a historic workshop focusing on issues...
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
Conservative columnist Ann Coulter and liberal commentator Lawrence O’Donnell faced off on a range of topics—from health insurance to the right to...
By Anna Miller
On the count of “one, two, three, pretend,” a hard hat-clad George Washington University President Steven Knapp led students, faculty and deans Friday in a symbolic...