GW Today Archives
What’s the Big Idea: Envirobe
Manyung Emma Hon’s startup is developing plastic eating microbes as a solution to the world’s growing plastics problem.
ICYMI: GW’s Latest COVID-19 Updates
The university communicated updates about belonging retrieval to students and reaffirmed its commitment to non-discriminatory academic programs.
President LeBlanc: 'We Remain a Strong Community'
Dr. LeBlanc recognizes health care and safety providers, students, faculty and staff, notes GW continues to operate to fulfill its essential public health, clinical and educational missions.
Q & A: Talking to Kids about COVID-19
CCAS Professor of Psychology Cynthia Rohrbeck shared some tips on the best approaches to discussing the global pandemic with children.
Restaurant Co-owned by GW Alumnus Delivers Free Meals to Older Residents
Medium Rare, a chain in the DMV, provides full-course meals to those who cannot get out to buy food during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Q & A: What Does the Stimulus Bill Mean for the Economy?
GWSB Professor Danny Leipziger shares some insights on how Congress’ $2.2 trillion stimulus package in response to the COVID-19 pandemic could help the U.S. economy.
SEAS Professor Developing Medical Equipment Decontamination System to Battle COVID-19
Michael Keidar’s “plasma brush” could help medical providers sterilize masks and other equipment.
Patricia ‘Polly’ Pittman Installed as Fitzhugh Mullan Professor of Health Workforce Equity
Dr. Pittman, a renowned expert in health workforce policy, co-founded the Mullan Institute with the late Fitzhugh Mullan.
How to Help GW Students Now
GW Cares Student Assistance Fund supports students with financial hardships, including those related to COVID-19.
ICYMI: Recent Updates on GW’s Response to COVID-19
GW announced alternative plans for commencement, extended telework for employees and other important information to assist the GW community.
GW in the Community: Building Pipelines to Success for D.C. Youth
Promising Futures engages D.C. middle and high school students as ambassadors and peer educators with a focus on everything from health to leadership skills.
Communication, Well-being and Flexibility Are Key to Virtual Learning Period
Educational technology expert Natalie Milman said students and teachers should keep lines of communication open.
U.S. Immigration Policy Potentially Puts Latino Teens at Risk
A new study found that teens with a family member who had been deported or detained said they thought about killing themselves and faced other health risks.
Important COVID-19 Message from President LeBlanc
GW will extend the virtual learning period through the end of the spring semester, cancel all on-campus events.
GW Medical Enterprise Provides Update on Providers Testing Positive for COVID-19
Health care workers affected are in self-isolation and are doing well.
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