A half dozen GW students studying abroad this spring were awarded extra aid as recipients of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
The six undergraduate winners—Sam Minifie,...
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A Welcome to the Spring Semester from President Knapp
To the George Washington University Community:
Happy New Year and welcome back to campus!
Last semester, we experienced, once again, what it means to engage the world from this...
PBS host Tavis Smiley will lead a panel discussion at the George Washington University on Jan. 13 about how America can improve its future.
Panelists will discuss the U.S. economy, the...
Inspired by Mayor, Colonials Win A-10 Opener
“This is the quietest locker room I’ve ever been in,” observed a photographer from the Washington Post.
One could almost hear a wristband drop as the dozen or so Colonials in the room...
For William Joyner, this Christmas had a special meaning.
Late last year, Mr. Joyner, a GW procurement card support specialist, learned that his father, William H. Joyner Sr. was having...
Students conserved 1.6 million gallons of water in the fourth annual Eco-Challenge. This represents an 8 percent decrease in water usage amongst competing residence halls over last year.
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Revealing a ‘More Complex’ Neanderthal
By Danny Freedman
It’s a dentist’s nightmare. But a lifetime of plaque build-up on the teeth of Neanderthals proved to be a goldmine for a team of researchers whose findings suggest a need...
A first-year evening law student died over winter break from injuries sustained during a fall at a club in Chicago.
Eric Fatla, 26, was a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University and was a...
GW’s Division of Information Technology is currently migrating faculty and staff email accounts off the current system, Colonial Mail, and introducing a new Google-based system called GWemail....
Transforming Science and Engineering at GW
In a major boost to the future of learning and the pursuit of discovery at GW, the university this year moved forward with plans to build a state-of-the-art facility for science and engineering....