GW Today Archives
Aston and Potomac Residence Halls’ Tap Readers Ready for Use
Residents can open doors with their GWorld card or CBORD mobile app; installation is underway or close to completion in six other housing units.
Outreach Continues, Interim Reports Coming as Strategic Planning Enters Next Phase
Planning committees will deliver interim reports on Jan. 24, 2020, to solicit feedback from the Faculty Senate, Board of Trustees and university community.
New Film Highlights Environmental, Social Costs of Belo Monte Dam
‘Sequestrada’ was produced by Sabrina McCormick, who says complex projects like dams in the Amazon lead to deforestation, flooding and displacement.
#FamiliesToo: Family Courts Discredit Women’s Abuse Allegations
A study by GW Law professor Joan Meier found that courts fail to protect children by favoring fathers in child custody battles despite a mother’s allegation of abuse.
GW Releases Results of 2018 Unwanted Sexual Behavior Climate Survey
Responses will aid in ongoing evaluation process.
Public Health Pioneer and Pediatrician Fitzhugh Mullan Dies at Age 77
Dr. Mullan, a professor of health policy and management and pediatrics, joined GW in 1998.
New Program Accelerates Women-led Student Businesses
The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s GWomen initiative partners with Springboard Enterprises to incubate promising women-led ventures.
Campus Life 101: Let’s Talk about Self Care
While “self-care” has a reputation for indulgence, the practice is actually about simple activities that nurture overall health.
Student Resources Available to Get Ready for Finals
Everything you need to finish the fall 2019 semester on a high note.
University Launches Innovation Lab to Create Interdisciplinary Solutions
Space in Corcoran Hall will be open to all members of the GW community.
Mobile Device Security Is Key to Digital Future
Adam Aviv, a new SEAS associate professor, received a NSF CAREER award to research how users access and protect their mobile devices.
New Study Highlights Disparity in Black Financial Literacy
African Americans lag behind U.S. population as a whole in financial literacy and wellness, according to a GW report.
Thomas P. Campbell Honored with George Hewitt Myers Award for Lifetime Achievement in Textile Arts
Museum leader recognized for generating appreciation of the textile arts
Behind the Scenes of ‘Frozen 2’
Corcoran students previewed the likely winter blockbuster with a Disney animator who created its effects.
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