In Photos: Lunar New Year at GW
The GW community gathered for festive celebrations of the Year of the Snake on the Foggy Bottom and Mount Vernon campuses.
In Photos: Lunar New Year at GW
The GW community gathered for festive celebrations of the Year of the Snake on the Foggy Bottom and Mount Vernon campuses.
Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins Joined the Elliott School as Shapiro Visiting Professor
As Jenkins brings her expertise to the Elliott School, she joins three current experts, positioning the school as a leader in gender-focused security policy.
Professor Shahram Sarkani Pushes GW Engineering Online into a Top 10 Program
In the latest U.S. News rankings, GW Engineering Online continues its steady rise through attention to the student experience.
GW’s Online Degree Programs Rank High
Offerings in nursing, engineering and business were rated among the country’s 10 best by U.S. News & World Report.
GW Community Honors MLK Jr.’s Legacy with 30th Annual Day of Service and Leadership
Over 500 GW students engaged in community service projects across D.C. and reflected on MLK Jr.’s vision of peace and justice.
White House Adviser Arati Prabhakar Discusses AI, Climate Change and Promoting Health
President Biden’s director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy talked about her work in the White House, what’s ahead in technology in a conversation with GW President Granberg.
GW VP for Development and Alumni Relations Stepping Down
Donna Arbide, who has held the position for almost seven years, will leave the role to focus on her health.
The Guardian of GW’s History: Inside the University Archives with Brigette Kamsler
As university archivist, she safeguards the George Washington University legacy for researchers now and in the future.
José Andrés Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Biden presented the world-renowned chef, humanitarian and founder of GW’s Global Food Institute with the nation’s highest civilian honor.
GW Men's Basketball Thrashes League-Leading Dayton, 82-62
The Revs next play Rhode Island at 7 p.m. Wednesday on ESPN+.
Multicultural Student Services Center Celebrates 55 Years
From driving cultural education to shaping leaders, the MSSC changes lives at GW.
GW Professor Neal Sikka Elected as a Fellow in National Academy of Inventors
Sikka joins several other GW faculty recognized by NAI as fellows or senior members.
Vanice Antrum Leads GW’s Multicultural Student Services Center into a New Era
MSSC’s new director aims to create a space where every student feels recognized and respected.
Books for Everyone on Your Holiday Shopping List
The holidays are the perfect time to gift a book. GW Today has curated a list of books authored by GW faculty that could make for a perfect gift for someone passionate about design, history or social...
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