By Jamie L. Freedman
Innovation is quickly becoming part of GW’s institutional culture, as the university’s Innovation Task Force, now in its second year, continues to gain momentum....
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By Danny Freedman
He was one of GW’s founding fathers, the man who symbolically leased the school its original plot of land for the price of one peppercorn—annually. Now his picture hangs...
Moving the Medical Center Forward
Dec. 6, 2010
In a packed town hall meeting in GW’s Ross Hall on Friday, President Steven Knapp and Provost Steven Lerman spoke about phases one and two of the multiphase Medical Center...
By Jennifer Eder
When the food truck craze first hit the District last year, GW students Randy Shore and Dan Preiss were some of the first customers.
Tired of the same old lunch...
Phase two begins.
President Steven Knapp and Provost Steven Lerman will hold a town hall meeting for faculty, staff and students at the Medical Center...
Dec. 2, 2010
Students electing to live in gender neutral housing for the fall 2011 semester will have more options. Gender-neutral housing allows students of different genders to share the...
It’s hard to believe that Megan Hogan only began running competitively four years ago.
In 2007, the former high school and college basketball star quit the basketball team at Mount Ida...
A sitting congressman, an executive at Boeing and a beloved professor emeritus were among seven people inducted Tuesday night into the GW Engineering Hall of Fame.
The honor, bestowed by...
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services unveiled “Healthy People 2020,” a set of national objectives for promoting health and preventing disease in the U.S., Thursday at the George...
Transforming a Center for Colonials
GW is closing in on its fundraising goal for the Charles E. Smith Center thanks to a generous donation from a university supporter.
Willard Hackerman and the Whiting-Turner Contracting...