GW VP for Development and Alumni Relations Stepping Down
Donna Arbide, who has held the position for almost seven years, will leave the role to focus on her health.
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Ambassador Reuben E. Brigety II Honored in Flag Ceremony
The former Elliott School dean concludes his post as U.S. Ambassador to South Africa.
The Guardian of GW’s History: Inside the University Archives with Brigette Kamsler
As university archivist, she safeguards the George Washington University legacy for researchers now and in the future.
Post-Election Poll Shows Eroding Trust in Government and Sources of Information
Graduate School of Political Management study shows Americans worry about disinformation and misinformation spreading online.
José Andrés Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Biden presented the world-renowned chef, humanitarian and founder of GW’s Global Food Institute with the nation’s highest civilian honor.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Unpacks the Grocery System at Global Food Institute Summit
USDA top official Tom Vilsack spoke at this convening of retailers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, academics, community leaders and other key stakeholders.
More Young People Seek Permanent Contraception Post-Roe v. Wade
Milken Institute SPH’s Julia Strasser led a study showing an increase in tubal sterilization and vasectomy after the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson decision.
GW Men's Basketball Thrashes League-Leading Dayton, 82-62
The Revs next play Rhode Island at 7 p.m. Wednesday on ESPN+.
Pitch George Takes Business Ideas from Classroom to Market
The competition plugs entrepreneurial students into real-life experiences.
Former President Carter Remembered as Humanitarian, Visionary
The 39th president died on Dec. 29, leaving a complicated historical legacy. An official state funeral in Washington was planned for Jan. 9.