On Wednesday night, GW’s Lisner Auditorium hosted several well-respected journalists for a discussion on the press’ coverage of America’s changing…

Last Friday, October 8th, Ambassador Pu-Tsung King of the Republic of China (Taiwan) discussed the future and past of American-Taiwanese…

Former Ambassador to the United Nations Thomas Pickering visited the School of Media and Public Affairs on Tuesday, in an…

  The Department of Theatre & Dance performed William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night Oct. 31 through Nov. 3 in the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theater.

Two political science professors, Henry Nau and Vincent Stine, faced off Wednesday in a debate sponsored by the GW chapters…

On October 17th the School of Medicine and Health Services (SMHS) and the Washington Center for Psychoanalysis (WCP) announced a…

With the recent revelation of GW’s Strategic Plan (Vision 2021), as well as new administration changes in the Columbian College,…

On Monday, Professor Henry R. Nau held a discussion at the Elliott School regarding his recently published book Conservative Internationalism: Armed…

GW’s Department of Theatre and Dance opened its MainStage season Thursday night with its production of Sarah Ruhl’s 2007 comedy-drama, “Dead…

The federal government shutdown that began on October 1st, sending all nonessential federal employees home indefinitely and putting government funding hold,…

The School of Media and Public Affairs hosted Robert McChesney and John Nichols, the co-founders of the interest group Free…