By Menachem Wecker
“The good news is we’re not the cops,” said Steve Kroft, a 60 Minutes correspondent, to a man he had just caught on camera illegally tampering with odometers. “The bad...
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Nov. 7, 2010
GW has forged a new partnership with America’s first museum of modern art.
The Phillips Collection, one of the world’s most distinguished collections of impressionist...
Piecing Together the Poll Puzzle
Analysts from the POLITICO-GW Battleground Poll made predictions about the 2010 midterm elections at GW.
The makeup of the nation’s Congress looks a bit different than it did four years...
George Washington University graduate Vincent Gray, B.S. ’64, will be the District of Columbia’s next mayor.
Currently chairman of the D.C. Council, Mr. Gray defeated three candidates to...
A transgender person identifies with or expresses a gender identity that differs from the one of his or her sex at birth.
“I want people, not just athletes, to be comfortable with who they...
With preseason All A-10 First Team player Tony Taylor back for his senior season, the GW Colonials men's basketball team under the leadership of first-year head coach Mike Lonergan will open the...
GW’s more than 800 non-degree students range in age from 13 to 81.
Some are junior high students taking a class through the university’s Center for Talented Youth, some are exchange...
Carlos Slim, John W. Snow and Elisabeth Preval speak at GW’s second annual Global Forum.
“Keep doing what you’re doing,” First Lady Michelle Obama said at GW’s Commencement on the National...
Michael R. Bloomberg to be GW Commencement Speaker
New York City mayor will address 2011 graduates in May.
Michael R. Bloomberg, mayor of New York City, will address George Washington University graduates at Commencement next spring on the...
Experts in neuroscience and financial literacy, an award-winning author and a Middle East scholar are among GW’s newest crop of professors.
“This is a terrific group of scholars who will...