In 1869, almost 50 years after the founding of GW, then known as Columbian College, Belva Ann Bennett Lockwood became the first woman to officially express a desire to study at GW. University officials turned down her application to the law school, saying that there was no public want for female lawyers, and therefore no […]
At first glance sophomore Brian Miller, 21, may seem like your typical GW student. Miller, a double major in human services and political science, is often busy with schoolwork and his job waiting tables at a local restaurant. While this does not seem all that unusual, there is something very special about this student. When […]
Second-year graduate student Heather Clinger, 23, is a vital asset to GW’s School of Public Health and Health Services and to the community. A 1999 GW graduate with a degree in psychology, Clinger continued her education at GW and will graduate in May with a master’s degree in Public Health. She was just a terrific […]