GW Students Ranked High at International Debate Championship
Three GW students competed against students from the United States and Europe at the Transatlantic Dialogues Championship in Paris.
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CCAS Professor Publishes New Novel
Jung Yun’s latest novel explores regret, desire and the possibility of new beginnings.
GW Senior Gets Dream Opportunity at the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup
Volunteering at the World Cup gave Careld Cruz-Argueta a special behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to put on one of the world’s largest sporting events.
Three GW Graduates Publish Paper on Detecting Bias in GPT Models
The team of GW alumni developed a framework that can be used by financial institutions to help safeguard against biased and unethical decisions.
GW Career Coaching Director Brings Lessons from Dragon Boat Racing into Her Work
From guiding students navigating their career paths to beginners paddling on a dragon boat, Katherine Norton believes growth happens by stepping outside your comfort zone.
Summer Improvements Make the George Washington University Campus More Comfortable
Updates to Mitchell Hall, Lerner Health and Wellness Center and University Yard are among the changes.
Psychology and Cinema: Inside a Cannes Classroom
A one-of-a-kind study abroad course by professional psychology’s Katherine Marshall Woods brought students inside the Cannes Film Festival.
A Conversation with Robert Miller on Guiding GW Research through Pivotal Moments of Change
A distinguished neuroscientist and longtime SMHS leader reflects on his second tenure leading GW’s central research office.
GW's Richard Weitzner Receives NACUA Distinguished Service Award
Deputy General Counsel honored for extraordinary service and long-term contributions to higher education law.
Calvin Cafritz Awards Honor D.C. Government Employees Going Beyond Responsibility
This year’s winners designed systems for greater efficiency in government operations, delivering improved services for city residents.