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.
State of the Capital Region: Housing Growth and Affordability
A recent GW Center for Washington Area Studies report reviewed housing in the D.C. area.
GW Celebrates 75th Anniversary of GI Bill
The U.S. secretary of Veterans Affairs and the university community honored Don A. Balfour, a GW alumnus who was the first in history to receive the GI Bill education benefit.
World Bank CEO Talks about Ending World Poverty
Kristalina Georgieva shared her perspectives on the progress of the world’s economic development during a George Talks Business event.
GW Expert Weighs in on Mueller Report
GSPM’s Matthew Dallek analyzes the official report documenting Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in 2016 elections.
GWSB Alumnus Doug Zarkin Talks Branding in the Age of Amazon
With online shopping becoming a more dominant force, the vice president and chief marketing officer of Pearle Vision, Luxottica explained at George Talks Business how retailers must adapt.
Conservativism in the Age of Trump
A panel of conservative journalists and a media critic debated conservative media coverage of the Trump administration at SMPA.
Freedom from Fear: The Ethics of Using Fear in Politics
This year’s Paul O’Dwyer endowed lecture explored the ethics of political leaders using fear to motivate people to act.
Seeking Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Manoj Saxena discussed the future and ethics of artificial intelligence at the GWSB Robert P. Maxon Lecture Series
Being a Strong Leader Takes Courage, Practice
Adm. Michelle Howard, a retired Navy admiral, spoke at GW about her experience as a leader and trailblazer in the armed forces.
Women Leaders Discuss Changing the Culture after #MeToo
Speakers at the annual Women’s Leadership Conference addressed the need to repair a broken culture by putting more women in positions of power.
Irish Ambassador to the United States Looks Beyond Brexit
Ambassador Daniel Mulhall said Irish-U.S. relations will strengthen after Brexit during a visit to the Elliott School.
