After 11 years, former Colonial Yegor Mescheriakov comes back to finish his GW degree.
By Brad Bower
He first arrived in Washington during the fall of 1995 with a 10-word...
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Their idea is worth $25,000.
MBA student Anthony Shop, alumnus David Raffel, B.A.’76, Daniel Zaslavsky and Thomas Sanchez beat out a record 112 teams to win the...
GW students and local senior citizens donned cowboy hats, boots and jeans for this year’s country-western-themed Senior Prom held Sunday afternoon in the Charles E. Smith Center.
An annual...
Drinking tap water. Reporting leaky faucets. Taking shorter showers.
These are just some of the ways GW students, faculty and staff can reduce their water usage during this month’s GWater...
“Let’s see. We’ve got global warming, glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising and species driven to extinction. We have unprecedented storms happening. Send in the comedian.”
So began...
To succeed in the music industry, Neil Portnow, B.A. ’71, says individuals need to be relentless, persistent, patient, unwavering and self-motivated.
“If at the end of the day this is what...
An undergraduate student died yesterday in the City Hall residence hall. There is no indication that the death was the result of a criminal act.
“On behalf of the entire university...
A design for a new medical clinic and education center in Marmount, Haiti was unveiled in GW’s Marvin Center April 12. The design was the product of New Dawn AYITI, an initiative based out of GW’s...
April 18 , 2011
By Anna Miller
Since its founding in 2006, the GW HEALing (Healthcare, Education and Active Living) Clinic has helped expand health care access to vulnerable...
Saturday night 15 students from the School of Business will take the stage to perform everything from Bach to the Beatles—all to raise money for a nonprofit organization that mentors D.C. high...