Street Smarts: Geography Class Maps D.C.’s Immigrant Identity
In her Migrants in the City Dean’s Seminar, Geography's Elizabeth Chacko turns the District into a classroom for first-year students.
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Open Enrollment 2026 Begins Oct. 6
Changes include a switch from UnitedHealthcare to Aetna as the administrator of GW employees’ medical plans.
GW Students Work to Bridge Political Divides
Student groups and leaders foster spaces for constructive dialogue while attempting to temper partisan animosity.
GW and UHS Reach Initial Agreement on Funding MFA
GW, MFA and UHS to continue negotiations on a long-term solution.
From Stigma to Science and Support: Anthropology’s Grinker Authors New Autism Narrative
As a researcher, educator and father, anthropology professor Roy Richard Grinker shares his personal and professional journey in autism’s changing landscape.
Getting to Know the DMV: Penn Quarter
This arts and entertainment district is filled with hip restaurants, fun museums and a hub for professional sports.
Ask a GW Expert: How Do I Make Better Videos on my Phone?
GW multimedia producer Cara Taylor, M.A. ’23, explains how to tell a visual story.
GW Sesno Series Addresses Polarization, Government Shutdown and Bridging America’s Divide
The latest Sesno Series event brought together journalists, political leaders and students for a discussion on polarization, political gridlock and the urgent need to find common ground.
GW Faculty Members Share Advice on Fostering Dialogue in Classrooms
Teaching Day workshops and a panel presented techniques and ideas for making students feel confident about contributing.
Global Food Institute Hosts Experts Building Better Food Systems
Leaders shared how more people can get access to healthier food at “Rural and Urban Food Sovereignty: Black Communities Taking the Lead.”