GW Today Archives

Diverse Group of Folk Artists Perform at Lisner

Sacred Harp singing, traditional gypsy music, and Native American storytelling were part of a diverse group of folk and traditional art forms that were performed Friday night as part of the National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowships Concert in Lisner Auditorium.

Study Finds Banned Flame Retardants Have Declined in Pregnant Women

The chemicals have been linked to learning deficits in children.

How Might a Government Shutdown Affect the University?

Kent Springfield, director of federal government relations, explains the ways in which a shutdown could affect students, faculty and D.C. residents.

Panhellenic Association Sororities Welcome New Members

Students celebrate entrance to Greek life at annual Bid Day on the National Mall.

More Than $13 Million Awarded to University Researchers

Eight $1 million-plus federal grants have been awarded in the past month.

School of Business Accepting Applications for New Program

The Bachelor of Science degree program requires students to double major in finance and any additional academic discipline.

GW Recognized for Entrepreneurship

School of Business named one of the nation’s top programs by Princeton Review and Entrepreneur Magazine.