GW Alumna Wrote Book on America’s Addiction Treatment System
Emily Dufton examines the history and evolution of medication-assisted treatment in the United States.
Pause for Applause
Pause for Applause celebrates the outstanding achievements of our faculty, staff, students and alumni. Here you'll find a collection of stories showcasing accolades within the GW community.
GW Students Received Awards for their Research
Four students were recognized for research advancing women’s health and gender equity during SPH Research Day.
Corcoran Students Ranked High in National Design Competition
Three Corcoran students were recognized in the 2026 IIDA Student Design Competition.
GSEHD Professor Named Outstanding STEM Educator
Sylven Beck recognized for decades of innovative STEM teaching and partnership with informal science education programs.
Since 2016, author Robert Blaemire has focused on writing, channeling his political insight into books.
GSEHD Professor Receives Graduate Faculty Teaching Award
Shaista Khilji was recognized for excellence and innovation in doctoral education.
Corcoran Student Named to 2026 METROPOLIS Future100
Deborah Wroblewski was recognized as one of the nation’s top graduating students in architecture and design.
SMHS Student Receives Prestigious Fellowship
Sally Feng earned a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award.
Corcoran Professors Release Debut Album
Heather Stebbins and Ning Yu’s SPIRALS explores the intersection of acoustic and electronic sound through collaborative experimentation.
GW Professor Awarded Two New AI Patents
Ahmed Louri has advanced faster, scalable and energy-efficient computing systems for artificial intelligence.
GW Student Performs at Carnegie Hall
Tamara Nahapetyan brought Armenian cultural heritage to one of the world’s most prestigious stages.
GW Professor Receives Fulbright Specialist Award for Project in Serbia
Janet Steele will collaborate with the University of Belgrade to strengthen academic partnerships.
GW English Professor Publishes Book on the Language of Jane Austen
Maria Frawley explores the meanings behind key words in Austen’s fiction.
Corcoran Lecturer Featured by National Gallery of Art
Kara Braciale highlights the power of observational drawing to reframe everyday objects as subjects of study.
GW Alumna Named Finalist for 2026 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching
Shweta Shah is one of 30 educators selected statewide for her impact in the classroom and leadership in innovative learning.
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