International Alumnus Receives Public Service Award
By Christine Cole
For more than three decades, Datuk Thomas George has led a distinguished public service career.
“Being a public administrator gives you the opportunity to serve,...
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Strategic Plan Working Groups Pitch Bold Vision for GW
George Washington faculty, staff, students and administrators charged with charting the university’s course in creating a new strategic plan will present their ideas and hold a question-and-answer...
POLITICO-GW Battleground Poll: Romney Even with Obama
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are essentially tied among voters at 48 percent and 47 percent respectively, according to a new POLITICO-George Washington...
By Ari Massefski, Class of 2015
Last fall, Apple computers announced the release of Siri, the talking iPhone assistant. For many, this electronic personal assistant was a remarkable...
University Honors Keeper of George Washington’s Estate
By Danny Freedman
On a night when he was serenaded by strings and feted with an eruption of fireworks over the Potomac, the man in charge of George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate also...
GW to House Center on Education Policy
The Graduate School of Education and Human Development is the new home of the Center on Education Policy, an internationally renowned source of information to guide educational improvement. The...
GW Students Win Awards for Service-Learning Projects
After winning awards from the Steven and Diane...
GW Senior Eyes Spot in 2012 Olympics
In only 23.46 seconds, senior Marshall Seedorff earned the biggest opportunity of his life.
By swimming the 50-meter freestyle in under 25 seconds at the Olympic Time Trials qualification...
Mary Ellsberg to Lead GW’s Global Women’s Institute
Mary Ellsberg has been named director of the George Washington University’s Global Women’s Institute. In this role, Dr. Ellsberg will lead the institute in its mission of enhancing the lives of...
Laura Roulet, curator of “Sculpting Outside the Lines,” the third biennial Arts in Foggy Bottom outdoor sculpture exhibit, knows D.C. and Foggy Bottom well. That’s why she wanted to make sure that...