Time editor talks magazine's role in politics, culture
Time magazine executive editor Susanna Schrobsdorff discussed her publication and career in Gelman Library Tuesday.
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Longtime GW supporter dies at 92
Alvin Nashman, a longtime supporter of GW, died earlier this month from cardiac arrest. He was 92.
Journalist talks memoir, reporting sexual abuse
A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter spoke about the power structures that protect serial abusers at Lisner Auditorium Friday.
Officials kick off biweekly series of chats with students
Two student experience officials kicked off a biweekly series of informal discussions with students in an inaugural event Wednesday.
Campaign GW works to increase engagement in environmental outings
Student leaders focused on encouraging sustainable habits are working to boost involvement in environmental projects.
GW likely to end Thurston renovations on time under fine agreement
Local leaders said GW will likely end renovations on time after agreeing to pay $1 million for each semester past the projected end date.
Networking program draws in about 50 students in first six months
Six months in, more than 50 students participated in Coffee with Colonials, a program that aims to connect students and alumni in an informal setting.
Faculty to host conference on North Korea's economy
GW Institute for Korean Studies faculty are launching an annual conference to spotlight North Korea’s economic issues.
GW Hospital first institution to use augmented reality technology
The GW Hospital is the first in the United States to use augmented reality technology to project MRI and CT scans onto patients in surgical procedures.
GSPM researchers start new projects for 2020 election
Graduate School of Political Management researchers are gearing up for the upcoming 2020 presidential election with two new projects.