An alumnus just landed what is arguably the worst job in Washington. Aaron Albright, who graduated from GW in 2000, will field media inquiries about the rollout of the Affordable Care Act after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services tapped him as director of media relations, Politico reported Sunday. Albright will take over the […]
GW’s Chief Information Officer David Steinour said the attack was a “crime of opportunity,” meaning the hacking group was targeting certain website vulnerabilities and not seeking out the GW Republicans.
When she first walked on campus about three years ago, Elena Kim didn’t sport any of the telltale signs of a U.S. Army veteran, like a buzz cut, combat boots or military-themed apparel.
Speaking to a crowd of GW entrepreneurs, Ohanian recounted his early struggles as a tech entrepreneur leading up to the creation of the explosive news aggregator site, Reddit.com.
The University is investigating allegations that members of the Sigma Delta Tau chapter hazed new members. Officials from the national organization are on campus this week.
The GW College Republicans and GW Young Americans Foundation will host the business executive and Tea Party activist Nov. 18 at the Elliott School of International Affairs.
Nearly a quarter more students were rushed to the hospital for drinking this fall compared to the same period last year, an increase that is concerning top officials across the University as they try to understand the cause of the trend.
The number of online scams flooding email inboxes at GW has nearly quadrupled over two years as hacks grow increasingly sophisticated and deceptive, the University’s top technology official said.
Students and University officials are also working to fill the gap in campus resources targeting eating disorders. After her anorexia spiraled out of control, senior Katie Duman worked to relaunch SPEAK GW, a student organization focused on raising awareness about the issue on campus.
University officials are bracing for a nearly 4,000 applications drop in undergraduate applications this year, the first decline in nearly a decade that will likely be mirrored nationwide.