GW Today Archives
Eugene Migliaccio Elected to National Academy of Public Administration
The Milken Institute SPH associate dean of applied public health served 35 years in the federal government in various health care capacities.
GW All Access: Libraries and Academic Innovation
From Zoom auditions to virtual whiteboards, LAI provides technological resources for students and instructors during virtual learning.
GSPM Alumnus Discusses Lobbying during Trump’s Presidency
Lobbyist Ivan Zapien shared his perspective on the lobbying industry during a Latinx Heritage Month event with GSPM.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Opera Fan, Swedish Translator, Icon and Friend
GW Law faculty and alumni recalled personal memories of the Supreme Court justice who died Sept. 18.
Video: Welcome GW Law Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew
The new dean aims to train the next generation of lawyers to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world.
The Freedom of Forgiveness: Perspectives from Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Religious leaders discuss what our faith traditions can teach us in the nation’s difficult moment as part of GSEHD’s annual Conversations that Matter event.
For Black Panther Author, the Superhero’s Legacy Lives On
New SMPA professor Jesse J. Holland penned Marvel’s first novel starring T’Challa, king of Wakanda.
Students Participate in Virtual Meet and Greet with Justice Breyer
In an #OnlyatGW moment, the Supreme Court justice answered questions from students about the court’s most impactful decisions, how the justices reach compromise and more.
GW Launches Donor Advised Fund
The fund allows friends of the university to make contributions that are invested and allocated at the donor’s discretion.
GW All Access: Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service
The center will continue facilitating virtual service opportunities for the GW community throughout the fall semester.
Justice Breyer Celebrates Constitution Day with GW
The Supreme Court justice shared his thoughts on how the Constitution and rule of law help to make our democracy at GW’s Presidential Distinguished Event Series.
Former Clerk Remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg
GW Law professor Paul Schiff Berman, who clerked for the justice in the 1997-1998 term of the Supreme Court, shared his thoughts on her legacy.
Pollster Mark Penn Says Voters Believe in a Bipartisan Future
The former Clinton adviser analyzed his company’s findings in a conversation with GSPM founding dean Christopher Arterton.
1619 Project Creator: ‘If No One Is Criticizing You, the Work You’re Doing Is Not Hard Enough’
Nikole Hannah-Jones said facing the legacy of slavery is necessary to teach American history truthfully, even if some don’t want to hear it.
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