Graduating GW Senior Soars to the Friendly Skies
History and organizational sciences student Demetrius Apostolis will head to the prestigious United Airlines pilot training program after Commencement.
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Latest Issue: 2025
Graduating GW Senior Soars to the Friendly Skies
History and organizational sciences student Demetrius Apostolis will head to the prestigious United Airlines pilot training program after Commencement.
COMM student, Lois Hargrove, wins $15k Capital Speakers Club scholarship
Communication student, Lois Hargrove, was recently awarded the Capital Speakers Club scholarship worth $15,000.
Communication Student Gives GW Commencement Address
Congratulations to Communication Student Baylee Bogard for giving the commencement address at the 12 p.m. graduation ceremony!
Communication Professor Presents Research at Chicago Conference
Communication professor, Dr. Wendy Riemann, recently traveled to Chicago to speak about her new study at a conference session called "Ugly Love."
Communication Student, Baylee Bogard, named GW Distinguished Scholar
Baylee Bogard, a communication minor, was one of 10 students across the entire university who was awarded the Distinguished Scholars award.
Featuring GW’s top students in public speaking, the annual Oral Advocacy Showcase and Competition welcomes students, faculty, staff and university community members to watch students deliver an original persuasive speech on a contemporary issue. Competitors are nominated by their peers from each section of the Public Communication (COMM 1040) course. After a preliminary round of judging, five speakers advance to the competition where they give their speech in under nine minutes. Audience members have the opportunity to ask questions following each speech.