José Andrés hailed him as “one of the best creative geniuses of all time.”
Washington Post food and travel editor Joe Yonan called him “arguably the most influential chef in the world.”...
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Donald Rumsfeld Speaks to GW Veterans
Donald Rumsfeld twice served as secretary of defense—first under Gerald Ford and then under George W. Bush—and was one of the country’s leaders during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
“I’...
George Washington students, faculty and staff gathered together Tuesday for the ceremonial ribbon cutting of the enhanced J Street eatery.
They were celebrating the new dining options that...
Renowned Theoretical Nuclear Physicist Joins GW
Andrei Afanasev, a prominent theoretical nuclear physicist, has joined GW’s Columbian College of Arts and Sciences as the inaugural holder of the Gus Weiss Chair of Theoretical Physics and Energy...
George Washington Community Remembers Patrick Casey
Patrick Casey, a 33-year-old George Washington graduate student in the Elliott School of International Affairs, has died following injuries he sustained in an off-campus incident last week.
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From Jeopardy to George Washington
By Ari Massefski
Answer: Completed in 1869, it has also been known by its nickname, “the highway to India.”
For GW freshman Raynell Cooper, there was $75,000 riding on that...
Caroline Kennedy Speaks about Jacqueline Kennedy Interviews
Caroline Kennedy spoke Monday night in GW’s Lisner Auditorium about her mother’s love for her family and strong opinions on politics, as well as her own favorite excerpts from recently released...
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
Lisner Auditorium Production Manager Eric Annis had a perplexing problem. The auditorium’s hardback—a flat, solid structure that hangs at the rear of the stage and...
GW Continues Plans to Enhance Career Services
New advisory council tasked with coordinating services across the university.
The university is continuing to plan for the enhancement of its career services offerings through an...
By Magdalena Stuehrmann
George Washington students, faculty and staff now have a simple way to help bring safe drinking water to Haiti. All it takes is the cost of a cup of coffee.
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