Women’s Basketball Brings Postseason Hoops Back to GW, Smith Center
After an eight-year absence from postseason play, the GW Revs host Bradley in the WNIT Thursday night.
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GW Announces Leadership Transition in Information Technology
Anna Vakulick named interim vice provost for IT, Geneva Henry returns full time to Libraries and Academic Innovation.
Prying Government Secrets Loose
The National Security Archive, housed at GW, plays a vital role in democracy and history and gives students a unique experience.
Bouchet Society Students Honored for Research, Advocacy
Nine Ph.D. students will be inducted into the prestigious Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, which celebrates diversity and excellence.
Want to Invest in a High-growth Market? Invest in Women Entrepreneurs
Kathy Korman Frey explains that building women’s self-efficacy through programs like GW’s Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership initiative helps women gain the confidence, mentorship and real-world...
President Granberg Offers Lessons of Leadership
At a Women’s Leadership Program symposium, the university’s president talked with students about her lifelong path to leadership and future GW initiatives.
GW Baseball Alumnus Invited to Yankees Spring Training
Former GW pitcher Harrison Cohen will represent Team Israel in the upcoming World Baseball Classic.
In Photos: Celebrity Chef Zubair Mohajir
The Chicago-based chef came to campus for a special Ramadan celebration.
‘Adorning the Horse’ Honors a Species Interwoven with Our Own
The newest exhibition at the GW Museum and Textile Museum contains 60 opulent equestrian textiles from across Asia.
GW Serves: Senior Intersects Engineering with Civic Engagement
From stormwater projects in India to large-scale GW Days of Service in D.C., Isabella Perusse has made civic engagement central to her engineering education.