Native American Students Intern on Capitol Hill
Students in the Native American Political Leadership Program interned with the first Native American women elected to Congress.
GW Remembers Novelist Toni Morrison
A bench on campus honors the Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner who spoke at the university in 2011.
Loretta DiPietro Goes for Gold
The Milken Institute School of Public Health professor recently represented the U.S. in a field hockey tournament for athletes over age 60.The Milken Institute School of Public Health professor recently represented the U.S. in a field hockey tournament for athletes over age 60.
GW Alumnus Confirmed as U.S. Defense Secretary
The Senate voted to make former Trachtenberg School student Mark Esper the head of the Pentagon.
Apollo 11 Astronauts: A Global Approach Should Drive Future Space Exploration
Astronauts Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin gathered with space experts at GW to mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
First GenderPro Cohort Begins Summit
International development workers will earn a first-of-its-kind certification in the gender field.
Bernie Sanders Returns to GW
The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate gave a speech on campus about his “Medicare for All” proposal.
LGBT Health Forum Discusses Stonewall Riots
Journalists, activists and authors talked about the impact the 1969 Stonewall riots had on the progress of LGBTQ rights.
50 Years Later: Former GW Professor Reflects on the Apollo Program
Dianne Martin says her time working as a programmer leading up to the moon landing changed the course of her life.
Who Won the First Democratic Presidential Debates?
GSPM’s Todd Belt analyzes the 20 candidates’ display of policy and personality on the crowded debate stage.
An Evening on the Hill
GW President Thomas LeBlanc and university leadership gathered with alumni who serve in Congress, staff members and others who work in politics and government.
The Cafritz Foundation Recognizes Distinguished D.C. Government Employees
GW President Thomas LeBlanc and the Center for Excellence in Public Leadership host a celebration that honored extraordinary public servants.
Planned Parenthood President Discusses Need for Reproductive Healthcare Providers
During the inaugural Health Workforce Equity Summit, Leana Wen said that it is a critical time to be part of the reproductive health workforce.
Bernie Sanders: Democratic Socialism Should Be a Byword, Not a Boogeyman
The senator and presidential candidate delivered a rebuke to “unfettered capitalism” and proposed an “economic bill of rights” during speech at GW.
Arthur S. Flemming Award Recognizes Public Servants
Former Sen. Elizabeth Dole received a lifetime achievement award, and other government employees were honored by GW for exceptional work in the public sector.
