GWSB Alumnus Dan Simons Talks Living Life without Regrets
In the third George Talks Business event, the founder and co-owner of Farmers Restaurant Group explained his philosophies on time management and entrepreneurship
Poet Nikki Giovanni Speaks at Black Heritage Celebration Event
The event sponsored by the GW Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority covered a range of topics from slavery to the blackface controversy surrounding the Virginia governor.
Update: The UK Parliament’s Hearings at GW on Fake News
One year after GSPM hosted the British Parliament’s first hearings in the US on fake news and social media platforms, members of Britain’s House of Commons continue the conversation.
Alumna Elana Meyers Taylor Returns to GW
National Girls and Women in Sports Day brought the three-time Olympic medalist back to campus as president of the Women’s Sports Foundation.
Guerilla Projection Artist Brings ‘OPEN’ Dialogue to the Corcoran
Installation by Robin Bell is a prelude to the Corcoran’s upcoming retrospective on censored Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition.
Experts Discuss Jihadism and the Future of Terrorist Movements
A Program on Extremism panel talked about how the Islamic State’s setbacks in Syria and Iraq impact terrorism.
544 Days in an Iranian Prison
Washington Post writer and GW SMPA Terker Distinguished Fellow Jason Rezaian talks about his book, “Prisoner.”
Former GW Research Professor Begins Army Appointment
Alex Beehler, an expert in environmental and energy management, was confirmed by the Senate earlier this month.
Martin Luther King Jr.: A Voice and Force in International Affairs
Elliott School forum highlighted the participation and influence of Martin Luther King Jr. in the global community.
Learning Antiracism from MLK Jr.
The Third Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture tackled overcoming racist ideas and building an anti-racist America.
GW Poll Finds Deep Partisan Splits on Immigration, Investigating President Trump
The latest GW Politics Poll found partisan splits on issues at the heart of the government shutdown and looked at how voters view potential 2020 presidential candidates.
How Does the Partial Government Shutdown Impact the GW Community?
University officials provide guidance on the longest federal government shutdown in history.
Sen. Kamala Harris Embraces the ‘Beautiful Design of Democracy’
While discussing her newly released books at GW, the senator from California emphasized her “no false choices” mantra.
Scientists Must Consider Implications of Gene Editing
Victor Dzau, president of the National Academy of Medicine, said researchers must consider the ethical and social consequences of medical breakthroughs.
Video: Elliott School Vice Dean Remembers George H. W. Bush
Edward W. Gnehm, Jr., vice dean and Kuwait Professor of Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs, was appointed U.S.
