GW Today Archives
COVID-19 Shutdowns Reveal Racial Disparities in Exposure to Air Pollution
Disenfranchised, minority neighborhoods still exposed to disproportionately high levels of health harming nitrogen dioxide.
GW Politics Poll Finds Varying Confidence in State and Local Elections
Voter trust in election officials differs according to geography and party affiliation.
In Memoriam: Sen. Michael B. Enzi
The former senator from Wyoming and GW alumnus died at age 77.
Q & A: The Tokyo Olympic Games
GWSB professor Lisa Delpy Neirotti discusses the impact of COVID-19 and governing bodies’ rulings on the games.
GW Team Wins Intercollegiate Rocket Competition
Mechanical engineering students come together to build a rocket and a winning space communications system.
New Partnership Aims to Improve Housing Stability, Prevent Homelessness and Advance Health Equity
GW’s National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership is working with Kaiser Permanente to connect health systems with legal resources for greater housing stability and eviction prevention.
Meet the Columbian Distinguished Fellows
Across disciplines and research fields, these CCAS Ph.D. fellows are leading scholarly studies and making real-world impacts.
Study: Wireless, Battery-Free Pacemaker Harmlessly Dissolves in Body
The implantable device, a collaboration between researchers at GW and Northwestern, could improve patient outcomes.
In Memoriam: Deborah Berezdivin
The GWSB student was among those killed in the condo building collapse in South Florida.
GW Joins Hundreds of Businesses and Colleges Urging Congress to Pass DREAM Act
The letter to congressional leaders came after a federal judge in Texas closed the DACA program to future applicants.
Arthur S. Flemming Awards Honor Outstanding Federal Employees
Awardees are making farming more resilient in the face of climate change, reimagining the way the justice system responds to addiction, laying the groundwork for quantum computing and more.
Q & A: IDDP Fellow Kai Shu
At the Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics, Dr. Shu will study the science of disinformation.
GW Alumni Highlight Demand for Collaboration in Space Technology Development
Four alumni discussed how their GW experiences shaped their futures in the space and technology sector, and what rapid changes to the industry are already underway.
Endowment Bequest Builds Beloved Professor Michael King’s Legacy of Impact
Testamentary gifts from the King family will fund the GW Chemistry Department’s first endowed professorship and support GW Hillel.
A Long Road to Recovery after COVID Illness
GW’s COVID-19 Recovery Clinic works to put patients on the path toward normal.
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