On the Record at George Washington
It’s not unusual for George Washington students to gather and talk about politics. But for 10 undergraduate and graduate students, their conversation about the 2012 Republican presidential...
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Elliott School Programs, Professors Recognized in New Rankings
Survey finds international affairs school’s programs and faculty members top-ranked.
The George Washington University Elliott School of International Affairs’ programs and faculty are...
GW law and business student Benjamin Kane Gupta, 28, died unexpectedly Monday of unknown causes according to his family. He was scheduled to graduate with a joint J.D./M.B.A. degree in May 2012....
The death on Saturday of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il, 69, has raised many questions about the long-term sustainability of the isolated country, its international relationships and nuclear...
In Memoriam: Jennifer Gonzalez Perdomo
GW graduate student Jennifer Gonzalez Perdomo, 27, died Dec. 13 after a sudden illness. She was a second-year master’s student in the Department of Women’s Studies in the Columbian College of Arts...
In a quiet corner of GW’s Foggy Bottom Campus, tucked behind the G Street Townhouses in a newly renovated park with sustainable features, sits a woman with a bird on her knee. She’s still and...
Nonstop Semester for George Washington
The George Washington University was at the center of it all this fall semester.
A Nobel laureate graced campus. The president, cabinet secretaries and a Supreme Court justice sparked...
Physical Therapy Students Make Time for Service
By Jennifer Eder
When 94 students from the George Washington Doctor of Physical Therapy Program set a goal of performing 1,000...
SMPA Professor Wins International Research Award
By Ari Massefski, Class of 2014
GW Professor Robert Entman will be spending next semester at the Free University of Berlin thanks to the Alexander von Humboldt Research Award, which he...
GW Aids Students’ Financial Literacy
A group of high school students got its first dose Wednesday of the problems surrounding the European Union and the euro when George Washington co-sponsored an information session to encourage...