GW Today Archives
Undergraduate Researcher Aims to Map Gentrification in D.C.
Senior Gavin Derleth plans to quantify and analyze the impact of gentrification on neighborhoods and members of the local community.
The Cafritz Foundation Recognizes Distinguished D.C. Government Employees
GW President Thomas LeBlanc and the Center for Excellence in Public Leadership host a celebration that honored extraordinary public servants.
Planned Parenthood President Discusses Need for Reproductive Healthcare Providers
During the inaugural Health Workforce Equity Summit, Leana Wen said that it is a critical time to be part of the reproductive health workforce.
In Photos: GW Celebrates Pride Month
Pride Month is celebrated annually in June to honor the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Greenwich Village in New York City, which was a tipping point for the Gay Liberation Movement in the United States
Pollinators Find a Home at GW
Students are studying what kind of insects spend their days feeding off Foggy Bottom flowers to better understand how to support the local ecosystem.
Bernie Sanders: Democratic Socialism Should Be a Byword, Not a Boogeyman
The senator and presidential candidate delivered a rebuke to “unfettered capitalism” and proposed an “economic bill of rights” during speech at GW.
Milken Institute SPH Launches Summer Institute
The school will offer two graduate level courses that aim to provide experiential and skills-based learning for students and working professionals.
Laurie Koehler Named VP for Marketing and Enrollment Strategy at Ithaca College
Ms. Koehler most recently has overseen the Enrollment and the Student Experience unit and improvements to access, diversity and retention efforts.
What Can Policymakers Learn from California’s Childhood Vaccine Law?
A study led by Avi Dor, Milken Institute SPH professor of health policy and management, found the 2016 law led to an increase in vaccination rates.
Arthur S. Flemming Award Recognizes Public Servants
Former Sen. Elizabeth Dole received a lifetime achievement award, and other government employees were honored by GW for exceptional work in the public sector.
Global Kidney Summit at GW Engages Patients and Practitioners
SMHS Professor Dominic Raj recognized as an innovator in nephrology.
Two Colonials Selected in MLB Draft
Nate Fassnacht taken by Philadelphia, Dom D'Alessandro taken by Boston.
Report Details How Islamic State Supporters Use Telegram
The Program on Extremism report finds that IS sympathizers work within private channels and groups to share propaganda and guide operations.
Chesapeake Bay Ghost Forests Highlight Wetland Transformation
A new paper by CCAS researcher Keryn Gedan examines the body of research on land conversion driven by sea-level rise.
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