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On Sept. 20, local business, education and community leaders, including D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray, gathered in GW’s Jack Morton Auditorium to brainstorm initiatives that will create job...
GW, Brunei Explore Partnerships
On Sunday, George Washington University had a royal visitor.
His Royal Highness Prince Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah, The Crown Prince and Senior Minister at the Prime Minister’s Office of...
GW Selected to Host Clinton Global Initiative University
Former President Bill Clinton announced this afternoon that the George Washington University will host the fifth annual Clinton Global Initiative...
In honor of Car-Free Day, George Washington Today caught up with Meghan Chapple-Brown, director of GW’s Office of Sustainability. Ms. Chapple-Brown,...
Toni Morrison Delights Audience at Lisner Auditorium
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner Toni Morrison spoke Wednesday night about race, American history and how free food helped spur her to begin working on ...
A New Home for Colonials Baseball
GW baseball’s home field in Arlington, Va., will be getting a major facelift before the start of the Colonials’ season.
Baseball Field #6 at Barcroft Park, a 65-acre park at 4200 South...
The air was chilly but the spirit was warm and inviting at GW’s 2011 Alumni Weekend, where more than 2,000 GW graduates returned to Foggy Bottom to celebrate their GW experience and reconnect with...
2011 Latino Heritage Celebration Begins
Tony Plana, former star of the ABC’s hit show "Ugly Betty," will deliver the keynote address at Betts Theatre this evening, kicking off GW’s annual Latino Heritage Celebration.
This year’s...
Sororities, fraternities and multicultural organizations will recruit new members this fall.
About a quarter of GW’s undergraduate students belong to a Greek organization, and this fall...