February 6, 2006

It may be a mouthful, but chances are more GW students will be choosing to study pharmacogenomics – the science of developing drug therapies tailored to patients’ genetic differences – in the coming years. Last semester marked the first of GW’s pharmacogenomics program, a joint venture with Shenandoah University in Winchester, Va. While there are […]

Modesty is one trait U2’s Bono cannot be accused of. As he strolled onto the stage of the Washington Hilton Friday evening to the tune of “Where the Streets Have No Name,” his first words to the hundreds in attendance were, “You’ll have to forgive me if I’m nervous. I’m not used to crowds of […]

Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, garnered national attention in October when, in a Los Angeles Times opinion piece, he characterized the president’s closest aides as “a secretive, little-known cabal.” After resigning from the Foggy Bottom department, Wilkerson is now calling the campus just across the street his part-time […]

With hundreds of registered student organizations at GW, chances are pretty good there are a few groups you have never heard of. Each week, the Life section will feature a club you may or may not have known about. The GW Anime Society knows how to spend four hours. There is socializing time from 7 […]

Businesses in Foggy Bottom – including GW, by far the largest employer in the neighborhood – are banding together to establish a professional association to influence local government and community groups. The Foggy Bottom/West End Business and Professional Association has been in the works for about a year, and the group is trying to become […]

It’s a building of many names. Or rather, it’s a building of one name that nobody seems to know how to say. The new School of Business building, Ric and Dawn Duqu?s Hall, opened its doors this semester, and its pronunciation is stumping many. The less culturally astute say it like “ducks.” The exceedingly cultural […]

Before the public was let into the Smith Center Sunday for the No. 10 Colonials’ game against Richmond, junior Danilo (J.R.) Pinnock was already moving. He danced around the perimeter, took one dribble and a shot, and made a few drives to the hoop. Pinnock’s jump shot, much improved from last year, helped him get […]

The College Republican National Committee has recognized its GW group as the best chapter in the country. The award, given annually to one of the group’s 1,500 nominees nationwide, was given to the organization in December and presented in January. “George Washington University College Republicans outstandingly represent the three goals of the College Republican National […]

The trouble, it appears, for GW’s opponents this year is that they don’t know which of the Colonials will beat them on any given night – or day, as it happened to be Sunday against Richmond. Most of the nation’s top teams have a recognizable one-two punch that serves as the focal point for opposing […]

A group of GW Law School students is examining D.C. laws for household and sheltered animals and making recommendations to the city for their improvement. The Animal Welfare Project, started in 2003 by two GW law professors, has drafted legislation it hopes will be considered by the D.C. City Council in the coming months. The […]