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...
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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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By Jennifer Eder
Nitasha Chaudhary thought she knew India. A first-generation Indian American, the GW School of Public Health and Health Services graduate student spent summers in India...
Sept. 26, 2011
By Ari Massefski
With the fall semester in full swing, dozens of exciting recitals, speakers and performances have been scheduled at GW. Here are some highlights:...
Medical Alumni Can ‘Adopt a Doc’
Sept. 26, 2011
By Anna Miller
Allison Hoff had nearly exhausted her five minutes at an Internet café when the e-mail arrived. “Congratulations!” it read, “Based on your exemplary...
GW Hosts Haitian and U.S. Partners
Representatives from higher education institutions, nonprofits and private corporations met in GW’s Marvin Center Sept. 22 to identify ways to strengthen Haiti’s education system.
Louis...
GW Student Wins Prize for Cancer Research
For the last four years, electrical engineering doctoral student Shutao Wang has been researching...
The safety of our students, faculty and staff is our highest priority. It is with that priority in mind that we provide the following information about an unconfirmed threat made against...
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...