Award-Winning Research and Teaching
By Magdalena Stuehrmann, Class of 2015
Eric Cline chairs the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the George Washington University, but his job goes far...
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‘Share the Magic’ Benefit to Aid Camp Kesem
For children of parents with cancer, spending a week at Camp Kesem is one of their favorite weeks of...
From studying modernism in Paris to examining local design spaces in the District, there are courses for almost every interest this summer through the Summer Arts @ GW initiative. Registration for...
Government, academia, nonprofit and industry sustainability leaders will come together next week at the George Washington University to discuss the challenges facing the planet around climate...
ITF Showcases Scheduled for Next Week
By Jamie L. Freedman
After months of behind-the-scenes discussion and analysis, the Innovation Task Force will present its top-ranked innovation ideas to the GW community next week at two...
By Jamie L. Freedman
The GW community is gathering this week at two university-wide Showcases of Ideas to weigh in on the latest top-ranked proposals under consideration by the Innovation...
GW’s Research Ranking Climbs into Top 100
GW has risen into the nation’s top 100 colleges and universities in terms of funding spent on research and development projects, according to new data from the National Science Foundation.
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There may still be a few people on Jim Lehrer’s interview wish list, but in his 50 years in the business, he can’t name a story he wishes he had covered.
“The fact is, I am blessed,” he...
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
It’s chilly and dimly lit in a basement storage room of the Textile Museum, where an air-circulation system hums without fail in the background, keeping the room’s...
GW Hosts Gates Millennium Scholars Luncheon
George Washington President Steven Knapp lunched on Tuesday with a group of GW’s Gates Millennium Scholars, a program that provides outstanding minority students with good-through-graduation...