He's With the Bands

The digital revolution forever changed the music business. GW Magazine talked with the industry's frontman: Neil Portnow, BA '71, president of the Recording Academy.

Adding It Up

As our nation's future becomes increasingly tied to schools rooted in science and engineering, one question remains: What makes these schools work?

As Seen by the Dean

Jean Johnson discusses the School of Nursing's teaching and research agenda—from the importance of quality care to working in medically underserved communities.

To Respond and Serve

Students form relief efforts in the wake of Sandy.

Greening a Ubiquitous Gray

For thousands of years, producing cement has also meant producing harmful carbon dioxide. Stuart Licht believes it's time to let in the sun.

Adding it Up

As the nation's future becomes increasingly tied to schools rooted in science and engineering, one question remains: What makes these schools work?

Redrawing the Poverty Line

For those who help the poor, a bit of math is exposing a kaleidoscopic view of poverty.

A Shifting Landscape

With a new building taking root and a growing roster of researchers and grants, the dean of GW's School of Public Health outlines a vision for the near future.

Out on a Limb

As one species of caterpillar tries to beat the heat, what will the changes mean for its forest ecosystem?