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Bongani Ndebele

GW Serves: Service Shapes Senior’s Public Health Mission

Bongani Ndebele believes the best way to make meaningful change is to be fully absorbed in the communities he serves.

A freight worker driving a truck, featured on the cover of Teamster Magazine. (GW SCRC)

Digging in to Black Labor History at GW

Archives available through the Special Collections Research Center include historical material from two of the largest and most iconic American labor unions.

Former Congressman Fred Upton talks with GW's Lesley Lopez.

GW Hosts Former U.S. Rep. Fred Upton in Conversation

The former Republican congressman, known for his independence, is worried about the present but hopeful for the future.

Teaching Day attendees caught a remote keynote from expert Joshua Eyler during lunch. (William Atkins/GW Today)

Center for Teaching Excellence Brings Back Teaching Day

The daylong event, themed "Supporting Faculty, Supporting Students," featured panels, workshops and a keynote on grades from expert Joshua Eyler.

In Photos: GW Palooza 2025

Student-organized event unites community with fun, competition and school spirit.

AAAS Conference

GW Shines at 2025 AAAS Annual Meeting

Experts from the university present insights and innovative research at premier science gathering.

Savanna Vidal

SMHS Student Awarded at National Dermatology Poster Exhibit Competition

The recognition highlights Savanna Vidal’s exceptional research and contribution to the field of dermatology.

Gillian Marcelle

GW Alumna Named to Forbes List

Gillian Marcelle uses her background in finance with a focus on sustainability in her work on economic development in places bypassed by establishment investment.

Xiaofei Kang's book

CCAS Professor Authored Recent Book

Xiaofei Kang’s book explores the Communist Party’s battles with concepts such as ghosts and shamans during the Chinese Revolution.

Dalphine Joppy

GW Alumna Named Superintendent of the Year in Virginia

This prestigious award recognizes Dalphine Joppy’s dedication to empowering and supporting teachers, as well as acquiring resources to improve student outcomes.