'Who Much Is Given, Much Is Required': The Story of GW Women’s Basketball Player Nya Lok
Born in an Ethiopian refugee camp to parents who fled civil war in Sudan, the Revolutionaries' shooting guard is paving a path for others.
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GWSB Alumnus Named to 40 Under 40 List
GW alumnus Quinton Carroll, M.B.A. '23, was named to the 2024 Native American 40 Under 40 Class by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development.
GW Business Ranks No. 1 in World for Women’s Enrollment in MBA Programs
The GW School of Business placed number one worldwide for percentage of women enrolled in an MBA program on the Financial Times' 2024 MBA top 100 ranking.
Startup Ideas Get a Boost from Pitch George
Socially minded ventures took the top prizes in this year’s Pitch George Competition, an annual contest open to GW students who want to present business ideas.
GW Cuts the Ribbon on Revitalized Business Education Spaces at Duquès Hall
A $2.5 million gift by alumni Henry “Ric” Duquès and Dawn Brill Duquès has enabled beautiful enhancements and technological upgrades to the GWSB building.
How a GW Alumnus Is Helping the IRS Go Digital
GWSB alumnus Harrison Smith is spearheading an initiative to help the Internal Revenue Service dramatically reduce its reliance on paper.
GW Launches Pilot Alumni Career Influencers Program
The program is a joint effort between the Center for Career Services and Office of Alumni Relations to help foster alumni-student mentorship.
Inaugural Summit Spotlights How GW Investment Institute Drives Value Creation
GW Ramsey Scholars Investment Summit showcases student fund performance, experiential learning, financial industry connections and alumni engagement.
Spirit of GW Awards Recognizes Alumni, Faculty and University Supporters
GW recognized four notable individuals for their contributions to society at the Spirit of GW Awards ceremony.
Members of the Class of 2023 Share What Was on Their Minds on Commencement Day
Graduates talked about the benefits of attending college in D.C., bonding with peers in the classroom and as student-athletes and more.