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Seavey Unveils Newest Project
“The
Ballad of Bering Strait,” a film directed by Nina Gilden
Seavey, director of the GW Documentary Center, traces the
Grammy-nominated band’s often-tumultuous journey to America
in search of stardom. READ
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GW Graduate Programs Rank in Top 25 According to U.S.
News' “America's Best Graduate Schools”
Survey
GW’s
Graduate School of Education and Human Development, Law School,
and graduate programs in health and public affairs were ranked
among the top 25 in the latest “America’s Best Graduate
Schools” issue of U.S. News & World Report. READ
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U.S.
News Rankings
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Reuniting History: GW Helps Identify a Copy of the Bill
of Rights
Two
weeks ago, the FBI finally collected the original document
during a sting operation in Philadelphia, where the Bill of
Rights was being shopped for sale to the Constitution Center.
READ
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University Plans Comprehensive, Multi-year Writing Program
The
University will lay a new foundation of fundamental skills
for undergraduates beginning this fall as a new freshman writing
seminar and subsequent discipline-based writing courses are
introduced. READ
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More
about the Strategic Plan
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RECENT
MEDIA CLIPPINGS:
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Gustavo
Hormiga, Washington Times, April 10
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Bernard
Reich, New York Times, April 9
• Jerrold
Post, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 7
• Darryl
Jenkins, Salt Lake City Tribune, April 6
• Peter
Hotez, Roanoke Times, April 6
• GW
In The News Recap
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A
Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
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Kudos
(Awards & Acknowledgements)
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