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...
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Undergraduate Scholars Recognized at Academic Honors Dinner
The university’s top undergraduates and nine “distinguished scholars” were recognized at a ceremony in the Marvin Center Grand Ballroom last Thursday. Hosted by Provost Steven Lerman and President...
GW Helps Students With Disabilities Excel Academically
By Ari Massefski, Class of 2015
Alexa Dectis has spinal muscular atrophy – a disease that means her body cannot regrow stem cells after they die, causing her to progressively weaken. When...
By Laura Donnelly-Smith
It’s safe to say that GW Assistant Professor Pinhas Ben-Tzvi, director of GW’s Robotics and Mechatronics Laboratory, is pretty comfortable in his roles as a...
After several hours of intense mixing, tasting and judging, the Dream-A-Colada reigned supreme.
The chilly concoction—a mixture of pineapple juice, mango, honey, ice and sugar, blended...
Derek Malone-France Named Director of University Writing Program
Derek Malone-France, George Washington associate professor of writing and religion, has been named the executive director of the University Writing Program, a GW initiative that ensures...
Research Advisory Board Convened
As GW continues to focus on raising its research profile and attracting first-rate faculty and students, a new Research Advisory Board, an initiative of the Office of the Vice President for...
By Ari Massefski, Class of 2015
When Sarah Freeman-Woolpert graduated from high school in 2010, she had already decided to attend the George Washington University. But Ms. Freeman-Woolpert...
With a combination of live music, audio clips of historic interviews and discussion among Duke Ellington experts, the GW community commemorated Foggy Bottom’s most famous and influential native on...
By Danny Freedman
For a generation of blacks looking in from the tattered margins of American life, and for a TV network known for buttoned-up fare, the PBS show “SOUL!” shattered the mold...