By utilizing GW resources, finance and international affairs student Emily Huang studied abroad in a trio of countries all across the world.
Oct. 7, 2026
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Getting to Know the DMV: Penn Quarter
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
GW Continues Accessibility Improvements Across Campuses
Oct. 7, 2026
ARTS AND SOCIETY
Photographer Beverly Price Feels a Spiritual Connection to her Art
Oct. 5, 2026
POLITICS
Chris Christie Addresses GOP’s Future Beyond Trump at GW’s Sesno Series
Oct. 5, 2026
GWtoDo
#GWToDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
Authors and peace builders Maya Savir and Aziz Abu Sarah will lead a conversation Oct. 6 about what reconciliation processes in South Africa and Rwanda can teach us about healing and rebuilding in the aftermath of conflict. Plus World on a Plate Guest Lecture Series: Shobha Shetty, Oct. 6; Politics & Prose presents Barbara Kingsolver, Oct. 9; and more! |
MSSC Block Party 2026
GW Move-In: A Migration Story
Staff Profile: Have You Met...William Atkins?
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Mosquito season is getting longer
Everyday Health quoted Nirbhay Kumar of SPH.
Federal review of Trump’s arch cancelled
The New York Times quoted Sara Bronin of GW Law.
AI-powered goofs by Florida cops cost a father his freedom
The Florida Trib quoted Andrew Guthrie Ferguson of GW Law.
Poor sleep may decrease testosterone
Men’s Health quoted Wendell Bobb of SMHS.
AI innovators are rarely the ones who win the ‘race’
The New Yorker quoted Jeffrey Ding of the Elliott School.
U.S. Senate passes Protect College Sports Act
CBS Mornings spoke to student athlete Solange Skeene.
GW SPORTS
Women's Basketball A-10 Schedule Revealed
The slate features 18 games, including nine games at the Smith Center, and home-and-home matchups with La Salle, Saint Joseph's, George Mason, Fordham and Rhode Island.