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James Joyce statute in Dublin

Re-Joyce: Bloomsday in Dublin Draws Literature Lovers

A GW Today writer traveled to Dublin to see how a challenging book inspired a city-wide celebration.

In Photos: GW Staff and Faculty Festival 2026

The annual festival celebrates accomplishments of GW faculty and staff.

Virginia Science and Technology Campus

VSTC Transition: Questions and Answers

Baxter Goodly, vice president for safety and operations, provides an update on the Virginia Science and Technology Campus.

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Q&A: Sabrina Minor on Updates to Paid Time Off and Merit

GW's vice president and chief people officer provides answers on recent updates to paid time off and merit increases.

Ellen M. Granberg spent an evening with university leadership and the GW alumni community in Seoul, hosted by the Korea chapter of the GW Alumni Association. (Sun Bin/Gidam)

In Photos: President Granberg Visits South Korea

The president met with alumni, visited academic partners and explored new connections early this month.

Jivan Ramesh outside GW Law

Prodigy Adds Attending GW Law to a Long List of Accomplishments

Jivan Ramesh is also a busy volunteer, as well as a composer and musician.

A 2025 Juneteenth parade in Galveston, Texas. (2C2K Photography/Wikimedia Commons)

#GWtoDo: Juneteenth 2026

Block parties, concerts and other opportunities to celebrate the holiday around Washington, D.C.

Tad and Mary Jean Lindner

In Memoriam: Mary Jean Lindner, GWSB ’51

The former CIA intelligence officer was a stalwart supporter of GW alongside her husband, trustee emeritus Thaddeus A. Lindner, A.A. ’50, B.A. ’51.

Laura Schiavo outside the Flagg Building in front of a sculpted lion

Laura Schiavo Becomes Director of the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design

After teaching museum studies courses at GW for 17 years and serving two-and-a-half years as the Corcoran’s deputy director, she is stepping into the leadership role.

Tony Awards

GW Alumni Received Tony Award

Eva Price and Jenna Segal were recognized as producers of the Tony Award-winning play “Liberation.”