George Washington University professor Anna Jayne Kimmel combines dance and law to argue for more precise readings of gestures and the body.
March 30, 2026
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How to Take Control of Your Health as Colorectal Cancer Rates Rise among Young People
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In Photos: Veteran Day of Service 2026
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#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
Former NIH director and leader of the Human Genome Project Francis S. Collins comes to the Jack Morton Auditorium March 31 for a fireside chat, “The Best of Times, the Worst of Times: Biomedical Research in 2026,” with SMHS' David Diemert. Plus “The Right Track” documentary screening and panel discussion, March 31; From Feeds to Field: Digital Strategy for the 2026 Midterms, March 31; Bhangra Blowout XXXII, April 4; and more!
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Judge says government rollbacks of vaccines invalid
Time quoted Sara Rosenbaum of GW Law and SPH.
Trump calls U.S. reporting on Iran war “treason”
DW “The Day” spoke to Frank Sesno of SMPA.
Food & Wine quoted Sumona Bhattacharya of SMHS.
The meaning of Venezuela’s baseball win over the U.S.
The Washington Post quoted Michael McCarthy of the Elliott School.
Spider mimics fungal pathogen for self-defense
The New York Times quoted Gustavo Hormiga of CCAS.
First Amendment rights for chatbots?
Quartz quoted Mary Anne Franks of GW Law.
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GW SPORTS
Gymnastics’ Delaney DeHaan Shines in NCAA Legacy Lab Inaugural Cohort
DeHaan was joined in Indianapolis by sophomore and junior student-athletes from across the country for a weekend of brainstorming and building a toolbox for turning an athletic career into innovative entrepreneurship.