GW Today Archives
GW Medical Experts Stress Safety, Efficacy of COVID-19 Vaccines
Specialists from a variety of medical fields answered community questions on topics from potential vaccine side effects to vaccinating while pregnant.
Honoring Juneteenth
University will observe Juneteenth holiday, President LeBlanc writes, and urges community to continue to actively contribute to the fight for racial justice and true equality.
Introducing the New GWAA President
Christine Brown-Quinn, M.B.A. ’92, is a career expert, author and consultant with a background in international finance.
Pride Month 2021: GW Research Seeks to Address Workplace Discrimination, Health Equity for LGBTQ Community
Katina Sawyer of GW Business and Mandi Pratt-Chapman of the GW Cancer Center discuss how their research centers the diverse needs of LGBTQ individuals and seeks to reform discriminatory practices.
Michael Steele Shared His Perspective on the State of American Politics
The former Maryland lieutenant governor and Republican National Committee chair spoke about citizen engagement, bipartisanship and servant leadership at a GSPM MasterClass Series event.
Malicious Content Exploits Path Ways between Online Platforms
A new study led by GW researchers demonstrates how harmful content spreads through the online “hate multiverse” across popular platforms.
SMPA Professor Receives Fulbright Award
IDDP Founding Director Steven Livingston will study the institutional legitimacy crisis and the rise of alternative fact sources.
Administrators Urge Community to Submit COVID-19 Vaccine Documentation Quickly
Vaccination will be required for all students, faculty and staff who plan to return to campus in the fall.
SEAS Alumna Named on Forbes 50 Over 50 List
Aicha Evans, B.S. ’96, was recognized for her work leading self-driving startup, Zoox, which was purchased by Amazon for $1.2 billion.
Juggling the Worlds of Work and Academics to Get Ahead
The College of Professional Studies celebrated GW’s Bicentennial and 20 years of promoting career growth and change.
Mount Vernon Seminary Alumna, Spouse Bequeath $1 Million to GW Women’s Leadership Program
GW preserves the legacy of Mount Vernon Seminary and College through an innovative first-year living and learning community on the Mount Vernon campus.
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Future of Air Transportation
Peng Wei, SEAS assistant professor, is working on NASA-funded research to improve small aircraft safety.
Announcing Commencement on the National Mall for Classes of 2020 and 2021
The ceremony celebrating the classes’ achievements will be on Oct. 2, 2021.
GW Physics Professor Awarded Shaw Prize in Astronomy
Chryssa Kouveliotou received international recognition for her contributions to the understanding of magnetars, a class of highly magnetized neutron stars.
Study: School Shootings Shatter Communities
In a first-of-its-kind study, TSPPPA professor Lang (Kate) Yang uncovered the hidden toll of decades of school shootings as higher-income families move away from communities struggling with stigma.
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