The U.S. Department of Education has again recognized GW’s Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD).
GSEHD’s Department of Special...
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“I have been often asked how it is that we wound up in Washington, D.C. and at George Washington University,” said Peter Hotez,...
When Mayor Adrian Fenty and the District’s Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs...
Nov. 11, 2010
A George Washington University Ph.D. candidate has received a prestigious science award for his research in computational biophysics.
Chongzhi Zang was awarded a $4,...
Recognizing Exceptional Undergraduates
By Menachem Wecker
GW’s Graduate School of Political Management is so serious about recruiting top students that it is putting $40,000 of its money where its mouth is. At an Oct. 29...
HHS Unveils New Tobacco Control Strategy at GW
By Jennifer Eder
Beginning in 2012, tobacco companies will be required to display new graphic health warnings on both cigarette packages and advertisements.
The U.S. Department of...
By Danny Freedman
Forty years after the publication of Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer’s oft-cited article on copyright law, technology has pressed ahead in fast-forward but the...
By Menachem Wecker
Remembering the first political campaign he ran as a 23-year-old, former White House senior adviser and deputy chief of staff Karl Rove told the 175 people assembled at...
A record number of GW staff and faculty members were nominated for service excellence awards this year.
Dick Golden opened the ninth annual service excellence award ceremony Nov. 4 by...
Colonials Prepare to Hit the Court
Bolstered basketball teams get ready to start season play.
By Brad Bower and Jesse Hooker
Armed with more experienced rosters and a renovated home court, the Colonials men’s and women’...