GW Researchers Awarded Significant Grants
Three different sets of GW researchers have received grants of more than $1 million in the past several weeks. The award-winning research projects are in the areas of medicine, teacher education...
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Meet the New Presidential Administrative Fellows
When they receive their undergraduate diplomas Sunday, the six new Presidential Administrative Fellows will already be prepping to come back to campus—this time for a master’s program and job...
By Anna Miller
Match Day was different this year for Elizabeth Wiley, a fourth-year medical student at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.
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An Experimentalist Turned Educator
By Ari Massefski, Class of 2015
When Gerald Feldman was 8 years old, he decided that he wanted to study nuclear physics. He had just read the book “Atoms in the Family” by Laura Fermi,...
GW Trains D.C. Students in CPR, AED
By Kristin Hubing
Two dozen ninth and 10th graders, dressed smartly in their school uniforms, gathered on the cafeteria floor. Each student kneeled in front of a Mini-Anne – an inflatable...
Donning caps and gowns, approximately 5,000 George Washington University students will gather on the National Mall this weekend to celebrate GW’s 2012 Commencement.
Brian Williams, anchor...
Columbian College Dean Peg Barratt to Step Down
Peg Barratt, dean of the George Washington University Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, has announced her intention to step down as dean and assume her faculty position in the Department of...
Student Project Focuses on Improving Nutrition
By Anna Miller
Alex Fortenko, M.P.H. ’11, a first-year medical student in the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, says it’s a minor miracle when he catches...
At the fourth annual GW Women and Philanthropy Forum, held Wednesday at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, Susan G. Komen for the Cure founder and CEO Nancy Brinker delivered a keynote...
GW Hosts Capitol Hill Alumni Reception
When U.S. Sen. Kent Conrad figured out law school wasn’t his calling, George Washington University welcomed him into the Business School in the middle of the year, he said, with “open arms.”...