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Jill Biden Launches Listening Tour on Veterans at GW
“I can’t thank you enough for everything you’re doing,” the second lady said April 10 in a discussion at GW.
George Washington University Inaugurates Confucius Institute
New center will promote the study of Chinese language and culture through exchanges with Nanjing University.
Senior Alexander Zafran Named 2013 Student Commencement Speaker
Classics major tapped to represent the graduating class of 2013 on May 19.
GW’s First Senior Associate Dean for Military and Veterans Initiatives Named
Retired Vice Admiral Mel Williams Jr. will guide university’s work with veterans.
University to Celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month
A month of events in April will commemorate jazz and its place in American culture.
World Bank Chief Economist Gives Students Lessons on ‘Game Theory’
Kaushik Basu and GW Professor James Foster help students understand how political and economic leaders behave in order to get what they want.
George Mason University Joins Atlantic 10 Conference
George Washington University President Steven Knapp, chair of the Atlantic 10 Conference Council of Presidents, lauded the addition of the university’s newest rival.
GW Hires First Vice Provost for Budget and Finance
Rene Stewart O’Neal will bring extensive experience to role.
University Announces Honorary Degree Recipients
Alumni Thad Allen and Harriet Mayor Fulbright to be honored at university-wide Commencement ceremony.
M.B.A. Students Learn Cybersecurity from Experts
After traveling to the Baltic nation, World Executive M.B.A. in Cybersecurity program students present research findings to ambassador.
Happy 281st, George Washington
Assistant Professor of History Denver Brunsman discusses university’s namesake and where in the area to learn more about him.
Antonin Scalia Entertains at Lisner
U.S. Supreme Court justice talks about life on the high court with a mix of humor and charm.
Viewpoint: A Commitment to Student Space
Provost Steven Lerman, Executive Vice President and Treasurer Lou Katz address how the administration is working to expand student space.
Celebrating Black History Month
The university will host a number of events this month.
Majority Leader Eric Cantor Highlights SEAS Student
Speech addressed immigration concerns for foreign STEM graduates.
Anderson Cooper Hosts Gun-Control Town Hall at GW
The CNN host moderated a discussion with representatives of all sides of the issue. The show aired last Thursday on Anderson Cooper 360°.
GW to Launch Confucius Institute
New institute will promote study of Chinese language, culture.
Chef José Andrés to Students: Be an Agent of Change, One Plate at a Time
The internationally renowned chef served the first course of his “World on a Plate: How Food Shapes Civilization” at GW on Monday, giving students a taste of the many intersections of food and soci
Jeffrey S. Akman to Serve as Dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dr. Akman to lead the 11th oldest medical school in the United States.
The George Washington University Celebrates 2013 Inauguration
GW Inaugural Ball, social media contest and increased visibility on and off campus among university activities.
In Memoriam: Lloyd Elliott
Educator and university president led George Washington for 23 years.
Lynn R. Goldman Elected to Institute of Medicine Governing Council
The School of Public Health and Health Services dean will play a role in approving studies and overseeing policies, budget and investments.
Student Leaders Share Spiritual Reflections at Interfaith Dinner
The 11th annual dinner in Marvin Center’s Grand Ballroom featured musical performances and readings from a variety of faith traditions.
Provost Hosts Strategic Plan Town Hall
Provost Steven Lerman has hosted more than 80 meetings to solicit feedback on the strategic plan.
A World of Opportunities
A nationally ranked Model UN team and embassy visits are just some of the perks for members of the student-run International Affairs Society.
Business Students Help District Create Economic Plan
Seven students from George Washington conducted interviews and analyses to aid in developing a five-year plan for the District’s growth.
University Pledges Smoke-Free Campuses by Fall 2013
George Washington President Steven Knapp makes the announcement at an event on Thursday, which coincided with the American Cancer Society’s 37th annual Great American Smokeout.
More GW Students Study Abroad
More than 1,800 GW students traveled abroad during the 2010-11 academic year, according to a recently released report by the Institute of International Education.
The Innovation Continues
Innovation Task Force phase five proposals will be presented to the GW community next week at two “showcases of ideas.”
GW Ecosystems Enhancement Strategy Unveiled
The university commits to reviewing its impact on ecosystems locally, regionally and globally and identifying ways to improve them.
