By Laura Donnelly-Smith
Jason Linde, M.A. ’95, stood in a Cairo classroom in front of a group of Egyptian political party members, preparing to talk to them about managing a campaign. The...
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Obama’s Top Small Business Adviser Speaks at GW
Karen Mills, the Obama administration’s top small business adviser, kicked off a tour of college campus discussions on entrepreneurship at George Washington last night.
The top official at...
George Washington University will be sponsoring Meatless Mondays at J Street and Pelham Commons every Monday in February in order to raise awareness about environmental sustainability and a...
South African Youth Perform at GW
A special performance at George Washington this evening explores some of the challenges facing youth today.
“Take Off the Mask,” which features performers from South Africa, will debut at...
Former Spanish Prime Minister Speaks at GW
Former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar gave a packed City View Room audience of George Washington community members a look into his leadership principles and political beliefs Wednesday...
GW graduate student Benjamin Kane Gupta, 28, who died in his sleep Dec. 19, was remembered Monday as an extraordinary leader and spirited friend during a memorial ceremony held in Dorothy Betts...
Film by George Washington Alumni Named D.C.’s Best
Eight George Washington alumni were recognized by D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray and SnagFilms founder and chairman Ted Leonsis Monday as the recipients of Washington’s Best Film for their 2010 project...
Many George Washington faculty, staff and students sit in a chair for up to 12 hours a day.
All this sitting can take a toll on the body, in the form of back pain, wrist pain, eye strain...
By Jennifer Eder
At first glance, the entrance to the Dr. Cyrus and Myrtle Katzen Cancer Research Center in the George Washington Medical Faculty...
For George Washington student José Curbelo, co-producing a Smithsonian Folkways album was a chance to explore his heritage and shine a spotlight on what he feared was a dying tradition of music....