Renowned medical researcher Ferid Murad will speak at GW later this week.
His address on Wednesday will launch the university’s new Nobel Laureate Distinguished Lecture Series designed to...
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A bipartisan survey of 1,000 people who say they are likely to vote in the 2010 U.S. midterm elections revealed that...
By Jennifer Eder
Rebecca Slotkin didn’t spend much time in the outdoors before coming to GW.
A synchronized ice skater for 12 years, Ms. Slotkin was more accustomed to the rink....
By Rachel Muir
Thomas Richards hopes to sell his soul to the devil.
On stage, that is.
The dream role for Mr. Richards is Kaspar, a rogue who’s made a demonic pact in the...
By Menachem Wecker
According to United Nations reports, floods in Pakistan that began in July have killed more than 1,700 people, destroyed nearly 2 million homes and affected 20 million...
On Sept. 24, Adm. Thad Allen (ret.), M.P.A. ’86, former commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, returned to his alma mater to share his experiences as national incident commander of the BP oil spill...
Adm. Thad Allen, M.P.A. ’86, spoke about his role as a national incident commander and received GW’s Colin Powell Public Service Award at GW Sept. 24.
On Sept. 24, Adm. Thad Allen (...
The university has increased financial aid budgeted for undergraduate students this academic year from $148 million to $150 million due to a growth in both aid applications and students qualifying...
By Menachem Wecker
An award-winning author’s ability to draw crowds is good news for the GW community.
New Yorker contributor and National Book Award winner...
A Half Century of Presidential Debates
By Menachem Wecker
Last night’s Kalb Report began with a video clip of the 1960 presidential debate—the first ever televised—which drew 70 million...