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Oct. 9, 2026
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We Asked, You Answered: GW's Hometown Specialties, Part Two
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#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?
GW IN THE NEWS
Legal immigrants lose Medicaid coverage
The New York Times quoted Leighton Ku of SPH.
Why more women are keeping their maiden names
Psychology Today ran an article by Wendy Riemann of CCAS.
A possible explanation for increased use of expletives
Psychology Today published a piece by Richard Restak of SMHS.
Heat-trapping gas under thawing Arctic is leaking
The Associated Press quoted Dmitry Streletskiy of CCAS.
How dogs understand human language
The Washington Post quoted Francys Subiaul of CCAS.
Trump likely can’t claim executive privilege at Kennedy Center
Forbes quoted Paul Schiff Berman of GW Law.
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.