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...
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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...
A new merit fund provides full rides for two GW law students each year.
GW law students interested in innovative methods of conflict resolution have the opportunity to qualify for a full-...
GW’s Department of Theatre and Dance will be performing William Shakespeare’s The Tempest starting today through Sunday.
The Tempest tells the story of the magician Prospero and his...
GW students are competing to reduce their electricity and water consumption.
GW students are making strides to increase conservation during this year’s fourth annual Eco-Challenge...
Searching for the Next Big Thing
By Danny Freedman
Roland Schumann caught the bug back in high school.
He’d signed up for a business mentorship program that guided students through launching a tiny business; in...
Solar thermal systems slated for three GW residence halls.
By the end of the spring 2011 semester, GW will have the largest source of on-site solar power in Washington, D.C. with solar...