Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
ACE Program to Offer Tri-Lateral Global Business Degree with Schools in China and Italy
By Nick Erickson
A new triple-degree program will allow aspiring global business leaders to study at prestigious institutions in a trio of capital cities around the world during their...
GW Launches Benchmark Government Communications Survey
Graduate School of Political Management will manage the project aimed at enhancing public trust in government.
Seven Financial Tips for Students
Renowned expert and GFLEC Director Annamaria Lusardi says now is the time to start taking care of finances.
Doctoral Candidate Wears Many Hats
By Greg Varner
Adjoa B. Asamoah wears many hats. The George Washington University doctoral candidate is an activist who conceptualized the CROWN Act, a law prohibiting racial...
In Photos: MSSC Block Party Helps to Showcase Multicultural Student Orgs
This annual event gathers GW students, faculty and staff.
Ife J. Rodney, clinical assistant professor of dermatology, was quoted in Self Magazine’s article “Why Do I Have 1 to 3 Sharp Little Chin Hairs That Just Keep Coming Back?’’
What we perceive depends on what we know
Science Daily quoted researcher Sarah Shomstein, professor of cognitive neuroscience, in the article “What you know changes how you see things.”
How does monkeypox spread? Should I get vaccinated?
Smithsonian Magazine quoted Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, associate professor of prevention and community health, in the article “Six Big Questions About the Monkeypox Virus, Answered.”
Report based on Chinese government sources accuses China of violating rights of Uyghurs
Sean Roberts, professor of the practice of international affairs, spoke to the BBC World Service about the report and the underwhelming response.
