GSEHD doctoral student Nikki Guy-Dixon was interviewed for a Washington’s NBC News Channel 4.
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What could be some downstream effects if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade?
GW Law Professor Sonia Sutor discussed implications of a Roe reversal with Voice of America News.
Frank Sesno, director of strategic initiatives in the School of Media and Public Affairs, talked media transparency with NewsNation’s “Dan Abrams Live.”
Nursing during the COVID pandemic took some courage, especially before vaccines were available.
Karen Drenkard, associate dean and professor in the School of Nursing, appeared in a segment honoring nurses on WJLA-ABC 7.
Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor Inspires Graduates to Create ‘Medal-Worthy Moments’
By John DiConsiglio
Olympic bobsled champion and George Washington University Athletic Hall of Famer Elana Meyers Taylor, B.S. ’06, M.T.A. ’11, HON ’18, drew on her own triumphs over...
Graduates: What and Who They’ll Remember Most about GW
The George Washington University Class of 2022 graduates were recognized Sunday at Commencement on the National Mall. GW Today chatted with some of the new graduates as they gathered before their...
Graduating Students Gather for 2022 Senior Class Toast
This year’s graduates were welcomed into the GW Alumni Association.
Charles Barber Named Vice President and General Counsel
Charles Barber has been appointed George Washington University’s permanent vice president and general counsel, President Mark S. Wrighton announced Friday.
A higher education legal expert...
Graduating SJT Scholars Celebrated in Ceremony
By Nick Erickson
Graduating George Washington University senior Lester Maupoy is a man of many interests. He wants to work in data analytics in the music industry, but he’s also intrigued...
Eleven Members of the GW Community Awarded Pulitzer Prizes
By B.L. Wilson
Eleven members of the George Washington University community were awarded Pulitzer Prizes—the highest national honor in journalism and the arts—on May 9 for their work in...