Thousands flood to White House to celebrate Biden's victory
Thousands of people flooded around the White House Saturday afternoon to celebrate President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
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Antibiotics in livestock negatively affect human health, economy: study
A public health researcher co-authored a study that examined how treating livestock with antibiotics negatively impacts human health and the economy.
GW's average tuition discount clocks in below national average
The average discount given to incoming freshmen off the full price of tuition was about 40 percent, lower than the nationwide average of 51 percent for private schools.
Officials to add more cities to Career Quest program
The career center’s Career Quest program – which officials launched in 2015 – will offer programs in Atlanta over winter break and in Austin next summer.
GW produces more Hill staffers than any other school: report
About 103 alumni with bachelor’s degrees and 169 alumni with graduate degrees currently work as congressional staffers, more than any other university.
Former EPA leader talks agency's impact, climate issues
A former head of the Environmental Protection Agency discussed the United States’ role in addressing environmental issues at the Jack Morton Auditorium Wednesday.
Senator discusses public service and U.S. foreign policy
A senator and alumna spoke about public service and U.S. foreign policy strategies at the Jack Morton Auditorium Wednesday.
Colonials Weekend sees record turnout of 4,000
Officials said “approximately 4,000” alumni and family members attended this year’s Colonials Weekend, up from about 3,000 attendees last year.
Student loan default rate stays below national average
About 2 percent of graduates failed to pay back their student loans in fiscal year 2016, well below the national average of 10.1 percent of students.