Sidney Blumenthal Sees ‘A House Divided’ in Past and Present
The journalist, author and former Clinton adviser came to GW to celebrate the school’s acquisition of the History News Network.
Institutional Culture, Athletics Updates Presented at Faculty Senate
Provost Forrest Maltzman also was recognized and President Thomas LeBlanc provided an update on the university’s progress and future.
Sustainable Investment Fund Shows Promise
One year after the fund was created, investment managers discussed the progress of the SIF.
GW Named among Top Colleges for Renewable Energy
A new study ranks GW among the top colleges and universities making progress toward clean energy, and names it the best for its efforts to use solar power.
Provost Maltzman Announces He Will Step Down
Dr. Maltzman will remain in the job until a successor is selected, will return to teaching.
GW Announces Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity
The Institute, formerly known as the GW Health Workforce Institute, will continue its work to strengthen the health workforce worldwide.
Staff Focus: Erin Flanagan Helps Turn MSSC into a Home
Erin Flanagan, the MSSC business operations manager, is a jack-of-all trades as she regularly jumps from spreadsheets to student engagement.
Research Ecosystem Report Emphasizes Communication, Flexibility
The report offers recommendations from faculty-led working groups examining four key areas of GW’s research environment.
Taking Time Off: A Guide for Staff and Faculty
University details enhancements to time off program, will release comprehensive guide for employees.
GW Names Associate Provost for Special Programs and the Mount Vernon Academic Experience
Elizabeth Chacko brings 20 years of GW experience, including as professor and associate dean for undergraduate studies in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.
Advancing International Affairs Training
The Elliott School will launch a Bachelor of Science degree in fall 2019 designed to give students training in international affairs and STEM-related fields.
SMPA’s Tyriana Evans Named 2019 Commencement Student Speaker
The B.A. candidate in journalism and mass communication will speak about overcoming fear.
NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie Will Be GW’s Commencement Speaker
Cindy McCain, alumna Christine Darden also will receive honorary degrees at the May 19 ceremony.
The College Admissions Bribery Scheme: How GW Is Responding
The university is not named in the federal investigation, but officials are adding additional safeguards to further protect against the issues raised in the case.
Faculty Leadership Development Programs Announced
The Office of the Provost will offer new programs to support academic leaders at GW.
