A range of reactions to "The Odyssey," a scalding hot Tolkien take and much, much more.
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For Public Health Research, Seed Funding Has Big Returns
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In Memoriam: John L. Loeb, Jr.
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Faculty Flicks: At ‘The Odyssey’ with Classics’ Eric Cline
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#GWToDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
Enjoy traditional dance performances, watch textile artist demonstrations and even pet a llama during the GW Museum and The Textile Museum’s Celebration of Textiles: Andean Traditions Saturday, structured around their current exhibition, Weaving an Empire: Textiles of the Inka World. Plus Jenny McKean Moore Reading Series: Nandi Comer, Sept. 10; 9/11 Remembrance, Sept. 11; and more. |
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Secrets revealed to ChatGPT end up in court
The Washington Post quoted Andrew Guthrie Ferguson of GW Law.
What women risk if not vaccinated for cervical cancer
CNN quoted Leana Wen of SMHS.
OpenAI bans pro-Russia ChatGPT accounts
Fortune quoted Susan Ariel Aaronson of the Elliott School.
Doctors beg AI for permission to save lives
The Washington Examiner ran an op-ed by Eric Wargotz of SMHS.
Meta case may change how social media treats children
NPR spoke to Vikram Bhargava of the School of Business.
AI might help combat scientific conspiracy theories
Slate quoted Neil Johnson of CCAS.
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Elana Meyers Taylor Inducted Into Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame
Meyers Taylor, who played softball at GW, is tied as the most decorated American woman ever in the Winter Olympics..