By Jennifer Eder
Kathryn Boling is not the conventional medical student.
At 53 years old, she has raised two daughters, been through a divorce, had a 30-year career and moved...
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By Jennifer Eder
Ron Michaud suffered his first heart attack at 37.
Ten years later, he had a second bypass surgery. But in 2002 his severe heart failure required him to get a...
Tuition has been covered fully for undergraduate student-veterans in the Yellow Ribbon Program at GW since 2009. Starting this fall, most GW graduate students in the program will also be able to...
Two local nonprofits received a financial boost thanks to a unique grant-making initiative in a GW service-learning class.
Students in a human services course taught by Adjunct Professor...
by Laura Donnelly-Smith
GW President Steven Knapp has, by any account, accomplished a great deal in his career as a scholar, professor and university president. But there was one goal that...
Ten GW seniors have the unique distinction of being the first in the class of 2011 to graduate.
Andrew Erickson, Erik Hannah and Christopher Kushma of men’s tennis; Joseph Motto and Thomas...
Seven GW seniors will earn their master’s degrees at GW tuition free while gaining job experience, thanks to the university’s Presidential Administrative...
During his opening remarks at the investiture of Provost Steven Lerman as A. James Clark professor of civil and environmental...
By Menachem Wecker
Chris Arterton, founding dean of the Graduate School of Political Management and a former pollster for local Democratic...
The university paid tribute to a wide range of employers in a special reception in the City View Room on Thursday evening.
Representatives from the Smithsonian Institution, Deloitte, KPMG...