By Danny Freedman
When art researchers peek beneath the paint of the world’s masterpieces, they sometimes find a treasure trove of information: earlier drafts, doodles, notes and would-be...
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According to the U.S. Department of Health, there are more than 100,000 children in the United States waiting to be adopted.
At the same time, several states including Florida, Mississippi...
Adm. Thad Allen (ret.), M.P.A. ’86, former commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, will share his experiences as national incident commander of the BP oil spill for the first time on a college campus...
A freshman who owns a coin-appraisal business, the first youth delegate to the United Nations and a nationally ranked table tennis player are among the approximately 2,500 freshmen who will be...
The university community will gather on Wednesday at 7 p.m. to pay tribute to former GW student...
Advancing Science and Engineering
Design of the George Washington University’s proposed new science and engineering complex took another step forward this week with the release of a project cost estimate.
The eight-story...
A Welcome to the New Academic Year from President Knapp
To the George Washington University Community:
It is hard to believe that three months have passed since First Lady Michelle Obama spoke at our Commencement on the National Mall. Since then...
By Anna Miller
Among GW’s new medical students are former athletes, Peace Corps volunteers and Capitol Hill interns.
The class boasts the highest GPA and MCAT scores ever and, with...
By Julia Parmley
In 2006, Robert Young, J.D. ’73, was approached by his good friend and film producer Alan Mintz with a unique business opportunity: purchasing the Fullerton Flyers, a...
As the university enters its second academic year under the Yellow Ribbon Program, GW leaders and staff met with the student veteran community today for an orientation.
GW has budgeted up to...