GW Today Archives
‘Safety Net’ of Ambitious Goals Needed to Tackle Alarming Biodiversity Decline
CCAS professor Amy Zanne worked with an international team to analyze new global biodiversity goals after decade-long targets for 2020 fall short.
GW Designates $22.5 Million in Gifts for Student Financial Assistance
Funds include largest one-time alumni donation in university history.
GWSB’s Vanessa Perry Discusses Challenges for Black Homeownership
Dr. Perry authored the 2020 State of Homeownership in Black America report, which details why this has been a persistent issue for decades.
#OnlyAtGW: Dominican Republic President Speaks at Virtual Event
CCAS student Gaetano Pellicce Sebelen introduced President Luis Abinader at an online GSPM seminar evaluating the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
BLM Co-Founder Alicia Garza Talks Building Power through Movements
During a discussion of her new book, Alicia Garza goes beyond turning a hashtag into a social justice movement.
Ghosts of the Coast: Artists and Scientists Bring ‘Ghost Forests’ to Life
Biology Professor Keryn Gedan is joining artists and scientists on Virginia’s Eastern Shore to draw attention to “ghost forests” along the Chesapeake Bay.
Museum Establishes Cotsen Textile Traces Study Center
A two-day gathering of textile experts, artists and enthusiasts marked the virtual opening of a new dedicated space.
Q&A: Takeaways from the Second Presidential Debate
GSPM’s Todd Belt says the debate will likely not change the mind of undecided voters.
GW and Community Partners Provide Free Flu Shots in D.C.’s Medically Underserved Neighborhoods
GW health providers said the flu shots will protect vulnerable residents and are critically important in the fight against COVID-19.
Federal Government’s COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Chief Visits GW Site
Rapid enrollment and early scientific developments promise to keep an ambitious initiative on track.
COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts Enrollment at GW
The university’s Oct. 10 census shows a 2.9 percent decrease in overall enrollment compared to this time in 2019.
Continued Suspension of Study Abroad and Non-Essential Student Travel
Dear GW Community:
The semester is flying by as it always does, despite the unusual circumstances. I hope you are all staying safe and healthy.
Milken Institute SPH Professor Honored by National Academy of Medicine
Sara Rosenbaum, the Harold and Jane Hirsh Professor of Health Law and Policy, is best known for her research into the impact of laws affecting health care access and coverage.
Neonatal Intensive Care Policies Vary Widely in Wake of COVID-19
GW Nursing researcher Ashley Darcy-Mahoney found that nearly half of all American hospitals surveyed have imposed new restrictions on parental visitation since March.
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