Despite a season-ending injury, GW gymnast Delaney DeHaan uses her energy and optimism to power through rehab and aim even higher when she returns to competition. 🎥
April 13, 2026
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Revolutionary Tales: The Eternally Optimistic Gymnast
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Former CDC Director Shares the Hard Work Behind Outbreaks that Didn’t Happen
April 13, 2026
RESEARCH AND LEARNING
GW Hosts U.S. and Finnish Leaders for Energy Innovation Seminar
April 13, 2026
UNIVERSITY NEWS
GW, World Bank Group Launch Partnership to Connect Students with Global Development Careers
April 10, 2026
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Announcing GW’s New Mission Statement
April 9, 2026
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#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
Explore how storytellers around the world are harnessing their creativity to build a brighter, greener future—and how you can join them—at the 2026 Planet Forward Summit, April 15 to 17. Plus Power and Precedent: A Conversation with Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, April 13; Spring Dance Concert, April 16 to 18; George Hacks Reboot the Earth Hackathon, April 18 & 19; and more!
2026 SJT Scholarship Reveal Day
What's Your Why, GW?
Walk for Peace at GW
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First Lady of Ukraine Speaks at GW
GW IN THE NEWS
Working in summer heat can be deadly
KJZZ-FM, Phoenix, spoke to David Michaels of SPH and Adam Dean of CCAS.
Artemis II crew honors late astronaut
The Seattle Times quoted Scott Pace of the Elliott School.
The history of home ownership in the United States
WTOP-FM spoke to Gregory Squires of CCAS.
Social workers respond creatively to deportation raids
KQED-FM, San Francisco, spoke to Kathleen Roche of SMHS.
Greater Greater Washington ran op-ed by Dan Malouff of CCAS.
Fewer Americans identify as Republicans
Newsweek quoted Todd Belt of GSPM.
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GW SPORTS
Trustee’s Family Foundation Bolsters Basketball
Alumni couple Ted and Meredith Segal elevate GW basketball.