First-Year Applications to GW on Track to Record High in 2021
Faculty Senate heard updates on enrollment, fall planning, Commencement and new personnel.
EPA Director, NBC’s Al Roker Highlight Planet Forward Summit
EPA chief and GW alumnus Michael Regan joined NBC’s Al Roker and GW President Thomas LeBlanc as speakers at the 2021 Planet Forward Virtual Summit.
Celebrating a Top Ranking School of Nursing
On its 10th anniversary, GW Nursing looks back over its accomplishments and ahead at its future.
GW Announces New Corcoran Director
Lauren Onkey, currently the senior director of NPR Music, will lead the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design.
2020 Alumni Secured Post-Graduation Plans Amid Pandemic
About 92 percent of 2020 graduates reported that they were employed, continuing education or had other engagements within six months after graduation.
The US-China Education Trust Moves to GW
The highly regarded organization for educational exchange will facilitate US-China relations.
Donors Can Amplify Their Philanthropy on GW’s First Giving Day
More than a dozen GW community members already have made matching commitments that will support teaching, learning and living at the university as the first Giving Day approaches.
GW Graduate Programs Highlighted in U.S. News Rankings
The listings, which change from year to year, are one of many ways to determine whether a university is the right fit.
GW Leaders Encourage Patience as National Vaccine Rollout Continues
Students, faculty and staff should continue monitoring local guidelines to ensure they receive the vaccine when it is available to them.
Commencement Update for Graduating Students
A university-wide Virtual Commencement Celebration will take place on May 16; dates and times are set for school and college virtual celebrations.
Tuition Rates for Academic Year 2021-22 Announced
In setting tuition and housing rates, GW focuses on affordability, plans to return to normal.
Dean Jeffries Named Dean of Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
Dr. Jeffries will remain dean of the GW School of Nursing through the end of June.
University Receives more than $12 Million to Fund Scholarships
Major gifts from alumni, friends and university leadership will enable a GW education for exceptional students regardless of means.
Beth Nolan Announces Retirement
GW’s senior vice president and general counsel plans to step down June 30.
Statement from GW President Thomas LeBlanc on Washington, D.C. Admission Act
Lack of fair representation in the federal government disadvantages District residents, which include GW students, faculty and staff, Dr. LeBlanc writes.
