From Emancipation to Juneteenth: The Long Road to Freedom after the Civil War
GW History Department Chair Denver Brunsman discusses the evolution of Juneteenth.
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Combating Global Hunger in Today’s Lower-Budget Landscape
The Global Food Institute at the George Washington University co-hosted a summit on the path forward for international food aid.
New GW Alumni Created Compilation Album to Celebrate D.C.’s Music Scene
Before leaving GW in May, two students channeled their passion for music into a fundraiser that celebrates D.C.’s local scene and supports gender-affirming care.
GW Today Celebrates Father’s Day
We asked, you answered: From the smell of a backyard grill to the warmth of an engaging smile to the passing along of life lessons, GW community members share the things that remind them of Dad.
GW Announces Lionel C. Howard as GSEHD Interim Dean
Lionel Howard, GSEHD academic dean and professor, has broad administrative leadership experience in the school and is a leading applied developmental psychologist.
GW Nursing Professor Selected as Fulbright U.S. Scholar
Catherine Cox will support nursing education in Trinidad and Tobago.
GSEHD Professor Receives Grant to Support Afghan Students
The project uses a community-based research model to strengthen educational equity and integration.
GW Alumna Fara Moskowitz Named MCPS Middle School Counselor of the Year
The honor recognizes outstanding contributions to student support and well-being.
CCAS Professor’s Book Explores Modern and Contemporary Korean Art
The book is a richly illustrated and timely introduction to Korean art from 1950 to the present, featuring more than 120 full-color images.
Calvin Cafritz Awards Celebrate D.C. Government Employees Driving Innovation and Impact
This year’s winners were honored for groundbreaking work that improved public health, enhanced accessibility and supported vulnerable communities across the District.