GW Today Archives
Nursing Students Celebrate Entry into the Profession
Traditional pinning ceremony welcomed 50 students into the health care field.
August Is National Immunization Awareness Month
David Diemert, an associate professor of microbiology and immunization expert, talked about why vaccinations are critical to public health.
How Did a Multiracial Working Class Movement Gain Influence in Chicago?
A CCAS senior was awarded a research fellowship to study the Original Rainbow Coalition of the 1960s and its role in Chicago communities.
Cypriot Students Learn Social Entrepreneurship at GW
Turkish and Greek Cypriot high school students came together for peace building and global leadership in a pre-college program.
GW Hospital Selected to Open New Hospital and Health Complex in Southeast D.C.
Partnership with D.C. government aims to improve health care access and outcomes for District residents.
Message from President LeBlanc
President condemns acts of racism and hate that are directly counter to our core values of diversity and peaceful discourse.
University Hosts Proud to Be GW Festivals
The annual festivals bring GW staff together for activities and school spirit.
Will GW Law Professor Be the Next Host of Jeopardy?
Laura Coates says she was shocked to be named by Alex Trebek as his potential successor.
Data Science Camp for High School Students Focuses on Agriculture
Local students spent two weeks learning how to collect and analyze open source data related to farming, forestry and nutrition.
School of Nursing Named Center of Excellence
The GW School of Nursing is among 16 programs recognized for a continued commitment to student learning and professional development.
Recent SEAS Graduate Looks to Nature for Problem Solving
Helena Salvi, B.S. ’18, combined engineering and biology to tackle interdisciplinary research projects at GW.
Trump Administration Officials, Members of Congress Visit Conservative Student Conference
Cabinet members Betsy DeVos, Nikki Haley, Jeff Sessions were among the speakers at the National High School Leadership Conference of Turning Point USA.
Traumatic Family Separations Can Have Lifelong Impact on Children
GW expert and former HHS official Jeff Hild said the government needs to do more to reunify families.
GW Offers High School Students Paths to Health Care Careers
The Virginia Governor’s Health Sciences Academy, a collaboration between the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Alexandria Public Schools, launched this summer with a bridge program.
Staff Performance Management Changes Implemented
Unified review cycle for all staff, online forms and more frequent check-ins aim to improve process.
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