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GW Paralegal Studies Program Honors Slain Activist
May 20, 2018
The Commencement ceremony for the CPS master’s program in Paralegal Studies recognized Heather Heyer, a paralegal killed last summer during protests against
Sustainable Urban Planning Students Learn About Climate Change in Bangladesh
April 24, 2018
What impact is climate change having on Bangladesh and why is this significant? Ten students from GW’s Sustainable Urban Planning (SUP)
CPS Student Recognized for High Academic Achievement
April 23, 2018
Annual academic honors dinner recognized 189 students with high grade-point averages and scholars who have done distinguished work.
CPS Student Reaches Final Round in the GW New Venture Competition
April 21, 2018
She dreams of using her startup business to boost the local economy and reduce violence against women in her native Ecuador. Andrea Armas
Saying Goodbye & Thank You to Former Dean Eskandarian
April 21, 2018
“We’ll miss you” was a sentiment echoed numerous times during the College’s farewell event for former Dean Ali Eskandarian.
Publishing Student’s Indie Company Releases Book by Blind Author
Publication Sparked by Project in Applied Ethics Class
April 20, 2018
“I will never look at anything the same again,” wrote Nancy Cleary, a master’s degree candidate in GW’s Publishing program, after
NAPLP Students Learn from Native Lawyer & Playwright Mary Katherine Nagle
And more news from the AT&T Center for Indigenous Politics and Policy (CIPP)
April 19, 2018
Students and faculty from AT&T’s Center for Indigenous Politics and Policy (CIPP) have crossed paths with the extraordinary Mary Katherine Nagle
Re-imagining an Urban Woodland Garden: A Lens on Dumbarton Oaks Park
April 18, 2018
Dumbarton Oaks Park Conservancy & GW's Sustainable Landscapes Program recently sponsored an exciting two-day event