Students will be moving into their residence halls this weekend, and the George Washington University has a slew of events planned to kick off the school year.
“The purpose of Welcome Week...
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Joe Lockhart, Ed Henry and Bob Herbert have been appointed fellows of GW’s School of Media and Public Affairs for the upcoming academic year.
Mr. Lockhart, former White House press...
By Danny Freedman
With the dawn of the Iron Age more than 3,000 years ago, the ability to produce and use iron metal shifted the course of civilization. Now scientists at GW are hoping to...
By Jamie L. Freedman
The next time you stop in for a quick bite at the new dining facility at West Hall, don’t be surprised to see Professors Melissa Keeley and Christopher Klemek and...
Are Universities Failing Students?
In The New York Times’ Books of the Times section on Aug. 18, Steven Knapp, president of George Washington, reviews the new book Higher Education? How Colleges Are Wasting Our Money and Failing...
By Menachem Wecker
Learner’s permit in hand, Azim Eskandarian’s 16-year-old son is practicing for his...
The Colonials will take on opponents from across the country, including last year’s NIT champion Dayton, Temple and Oregon State, in the 2010-11 season, which tips off Nov. 15.
The men’s...
GW has recently expanded its ticketing services.
Starting Aug. 30, tickets for university events will be available for purchase at the university’ new ticketing operations located at...
Next week 288 students will be moving into a brand new residence hall on George Washington’s Mount Vernon Campus.
In addition to housing hundreds of freshman and sophomores, West Hall will...
By Julia Parmley
There’s a connection between the City of Light, french macaroons and Dangerous Liaisons.
And according to alumna Anya Firestone, B.A. ’10, it makes complete “...