Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
GW Expert Notes Unequal Progress against AIDS on World AIDS Day
At a GSEHD event, Jonathan Rendina of Milken Institute SPH talked about how lifesaving treatments for AIDS care and prevention are often blocked by stigma and lack of access to health care.
Innovative Student Groups Pitch Startup Ideas at GW Competition
Pitch George, an elevator pitch competition, handed out thousands of dollars in startup capital to winning teams.
George's Army Brings the Noise to the Smith Center in South Carolina Rout
GW is off to its best start since the 2015-16 season, plays local foe American on Dec. 10.
Resources Available for GW Students Preparing for End of Semester and Finals
Students are encouraged to keep both mental and physical health at the top of mind while navigating the fall semester’s home stretch.
GW Recognized as Top Gilman Scholarship Producer
The scholarship supports Pell Grant recipients studying and interning abroad.
Senior Skye Jannery-Barney Shares Her Thoughts from COP27 in Egypt
Jannery-Barney was part of GW’s delegation that presented at the global gathering on how universities and NGOs use smart technologies to enact climate solutions
Open Doors: Matthew Lieber, M.A. '04, Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Scholarships at GW made it easier to take unpaid internships at renowned institutions, igniting Lieber’s interest in public service.
The Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics-led team will focus over two years on developing broad support systems for women journalists.
