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RESEARCH & LEARNING
How to Manage in a World of Digital Overload
George Washington University professor Richard Cytowic tackles the overwhelming presence of screens in our lives.
January 29, 2024
RESEARCH & LEARNING
GW Students Highlighted Need for Disaster Resilience Investments in Wildfire-Prone Communities like LA
January 24, 2024
STUDENT LIFE
In Photos: Student Org Fair Spring 2025
January 27, 2024
GW EXPERTS
Q & A: How Airborne Health Risks Follow Wildfire
January 27, 2024
POLITICS & SOCIETY
MLK Jr. Week Keynote Speaker Urges full Embrace of King's Legacy
January 27, 2024
MLK Day of Service and Leadership with Zoe Singleton
GW Here & Now: What TV Show Are You Currently Binge Watching?
2024 Research Impact at GW
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
GW VP for Development and Alumni Relations Stepping Down
STUDENT LIFE
Launching into a New Orbit
GW IN THE NEWS
Alumna named president of Gonzaga University
KIRO-ABC7, Seattle, featured alumna Katia Passerini, M.B.A. ’96, Ph.D. ’01.
Coffee may reduce risk of certain cancers
The Washington Post quoted Rob van Dam of SPH.
New method to show what was on the prehistoric menu
NPR quoted Bernard Wood of CCAS.
Producer price index signals lower inflation
Marketplace quoted Leah Brooks of the Trachtenberg School.
Families fear rollback of school vaccine requirements
The Guardian quoted Richard Hughes of GW Law.
Eating pork may promote absorption of other nutrients
Food Manufacturing quoted Taylor Wallace of SPH.
GWtoDo
#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
新年好! 2025’s Lunar New Year falls this Wednesday. Welcome the Year of the Snake with lion dances on Kogan Plaza in the afternoon and on the Vern in the evening, as well as a Spring Festival party Thursday with GW’s Asian Studies community. Plus the Corcoran's Research & Practice Conversation series continues with Andrea Dietz, Jan. 29, the 2025 Van Vleck Moot Court Competition hosts a distinguished panel including SCOTUS Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, Jan. 30 and more.
GW SPORTS
Baseball Announces 2025 Schedule
The Revolutionaries will play 56 games this season with 30 of them taking place within the friendly confines of Barcroft Park.