GW Today Archives
The George Washington University and GW Medical Faculty Associates Restructure Relationship
University and academic physician practice create strategic alignment.
Students Discuss Impact of KACIF Grant
Knowledge in Action Career Internship Fund (KACIF) grant recipients explained how the grant propelled them closer to their goals.
SMHS Researchers Investigate Liver Disease
A research team was awarded $2.4 million to evaluate the impact of the nervous system on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Corcoran Offers Art and Design Class Options for Continuing Learners
Painting, photography and woodworking are among classes available to non-degree students.
GW Alumna: ‘I Paid My Student Loans off in Four Years’
A GWSB course in personal finance that helped graduate student Charlinda Sims figure out how to repay her student loans will be open to undergraduate students for the first time in the spring.
Scientists Must Consider Implications of Gene Editing
Victor Dzau, president of the National Academy of Medicine, said researchers must consider the ethical and social consequences of medical breakthroughs.
In Photos: Midnight Breakfast 2018
Annual tradition offers students a break from preparing for final exams with food and fun.
Biomedical Engineering Chair to Be Inducted in National Academy of Inventors
Igor Efimov, a SEAS professor who specializes in developing novel therapies for heart diseases, was nominated for his contributions to innovation.
GW Today’s Top Stories of Fall 2018
Research on Hurricane Maria, successful congressional races and high-profile visitors like Bernie Sanders and Ruth Bader Ginsburg marked the most popular stories of the semester.
Video: Elliott School Vice Dean Remembers George H. W. Bush
Edward W. Gnehm, Jr., vice dean and Kuwait Professor of Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs, was appointed U.S.
Faculty Senate Hears Reports on Higher Ed Outlook, GW Budget
The group also passed resolutions recommending changes to policy on prohibited relationships with students, Faculty Code.
Longtime Staff Celebrate Their ‘Legacy at GW’
University staff recognized for years of service with ceremonies and words of thanks from GW leadership.
President Emeritus Returns to the Classroom
GW President Emeritus Steven Knapp now teaches a University Honors Program seminar on metaphor.
President Trump to Nominate Two GW Alumni for Top Posts
The president confirmed plans to nominate GW alumni William Barr, J.D. ’77, for attorney general and Heather Nauert, B.A. ’93, as UN ambassador.
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