How Can Universities Serve the Greater Good?
William T. Grant Foundation President Adam Gamoran laid out proposals for reevaluating the way universities look at applied social science.
Book Launch: ‘Leading Colleges and Universities’
GW President Emeritus Stephen J. Trachtenberg and co-editors Gerald B. Kauvar and E. Gordon Gee discuss their new book and its lessons for higher education leaders.
U.S. Must Reduce Stigma to Combat Opioid Epidemic
Jerome Adams, U.S. surgeon general, said nurses need to be advocates and leaders that tear down stigma around addiction.
Bob Woodward Talks Trump and the Business of Truth
Legendary journalist’s latest book, “Fear,” depicts “a White House going through a nervous breakdown.”
GW Regulatory Studies Center Explores the Future of Regulation
Experts in regulatory affairs discussed the impact of the field’s longstanding guidelines on agency rulemaking and their impact under the Trump administration.
Can Christine Blasey Ford Get a Fair Hearing?
Law professor Naomi Cahn explores what would constitute a fair hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Chuck Todd Urges Journalists to Fight Back
The “Meet the Press” host talked at GW about the Supreme Court nominee, the U.S. deputy attorney general and campaigns to discredit mainstream media.
Panel at GW Law Previews Supreme Court's Upcoming Term
Legal experts discussed cases on the docket and how a Justice Kavanaugh would change the court.
GW Encourages Student Voter Registration
By Briahnna Brown
With midterm elections quickly approaching, George Washington University students are encouraged to participate by first registering to vote.
Philanthropy Is Personal for David Rubenstein
The philanthropist who helped restore the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial visited the National Churchill Library and Center.
What Does a Molecule Tell Us about Human Behavior?
Daniel Lieberman, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, explains how dopamine influences decision making.
GW Alumna Talks about Life on the International Space Station
Serena Auñón-Chancellor, B.S. '97, said astronauts learn to be like “graceful airplanes” floating in micro-gravity.
Facing Hurricane Florence, José Andrés Recounts Lessons of Maria
The chef and humanitarian stopped at Lisner to discuss his new book, “We Fed an Island” and his work with Puerto Rican communities devastated by 2017 hurricane.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Visits GW
The U.S. Supreme Court justice talked about diversity in the legal profession with GW Law community and the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association.
Alumni Panels Discuss Midterm Elections
GW graduates involved in national politics talked about the November 2018 midterm elections in a series of events across the United States.
