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GW Holds Autism & Neurodevelopment Disorders Initiative Day
The George Washington University launched its Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders (AND) Initiative Wednesday. The initiative will apply a multidisciplinary approach to conducting scientific...
Researcher Nabs $1.7 Million to Study ‘Solar Cement’
Chemistry Professor Stuart Licht will continue to research how to form cement without producing CO2.
Stuart Licht, a George...
Law School Professor Nominated to the U.S. International Trade Commission
F. Scott Kieff, a professor in the George Washington University Law School, was nominated last week by President Barack Obama to serve on the U.S. International Trade Commission.
Mr. Kieff,...
Earlier this week, 26 George Washington University undergraduate students had the opportunity to witness a piece of history at the home of the nation’s first president.
In honor of...
Signature Shakespeare Program Expanded
One of Columbian College’s signature programs has an expanded scope this academic year.
Gov. Huntsman Talks Politics, China in GW Discussion
The challenges the United States faces are serious and complex, and Jon Huntsman wants students to do something about it.
“It will be up to the ingenuity and resilience and engagement of...
GW Named ‘Military Friendly School’ in ‘G.I. Jobs’
The George Washington University’s commitment to veteran education has been again recognized in “G.I. Jobs” magazine. The university appears on the publication’s 2012 list of “Military Friendly...
GW Experts Analyze Violence, Protests in Muslim World
The violence and protests that have erupted across the Muslim world rocked even harder an unstable region with shaky U.S. relations.
Last week, militants in Benghazi, Libya, opened fire on...
New Green Graduate Program Enhances Ties with South Korea
By Jay Conley
The deep ties between the George Washington University and the Republic of South Korea were strengthened Thursday with the formation of a partnership between GW’s College of...
Artist Creates Outdoor Sculpture for University
Screws, spigots, children’s blocks and shower rings are just some of the discarded objects that have been given new life in the latest work by artist...
