By Menachem Wecker
When Arizona State Senator Linda Gray (R) seemed to suggest in an interview with the WRGW program The Political Pulse that abortion was to blame for the recent shooting...
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Update Feb. 2: GW has received updated information that 12 of its students participating in study abroad programs in Egypt have safely left the country. The remaining two students...
Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Cairo in the past week, many galvanized by the popular revolt in Tunisia earlier this month that unseated longtime ruler Zine al-Abidine Ben...
Jan. 31 2011
The economic financial crisis that left more than 26 million of out work, 4 million without homes and caused $11 trillion in lost household and retirement savings was...
With approximately 48 million watching, President Obama called for more unity and optimism in his second State of the Union address on Jan. 25.
But while the president touched on a number...
Outside it might still be winter, but it’s a new season for sports at GW.
With everything from gymnastics to water polo and lacrosse in play, it’s one of the busiest times of the year for...
GW is one of 14 institutions to premiere in a section for schools with “very high research activity” in the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching’s 2010...
GW junior Ryan Thornton has sung the national anthem a dozen times in front of a crowd.
But he still gets a little nervous each time.
“You’re honoring the nation, and you have a...
From Virtual World to Real World
Early on in the award-winning film The King’s Speech, Colin Firth as the future King George VI struggles to deliver a speech to crowds in London. It’s a painful scene where he stutters and...
By Rachel Muir
In the southern Afghan province of Zabul, there is rarely electricity, no plumbing and one paved road. The ultra-conservative region, which shares a border with Pakistan, is...