New Report Offers Analysis of Capitol Hill Siege Suspects
By Tatyana Hopkins
Almost two months after the Capitol Hill incursion, more than 250 suspects have been charged in federal court for their involvement in the siege, and those charged...
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New Partnership Aims to Detect, Predict Health Abnormalities in Drivers
Diagnosed with epilepsy at age 23, Megan Gray was told by doctors that she would never be able to drive again. She began relying on family, friends and rideshare companies to get around, but...
Vice President Kamala Harris Is Normalizing Women as Leaders
By B.L. Wilson
All eyes are usually on the president in the first 100 days of a new White House administration, but Vice President Kamala Harris’ achievement as the first Black woman...
GW Law Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew Interviews First Black ACLU President
By Tatyana Hopkins
Law and policy have long been the foundation of systemic racism—from slavery to Jim Crow and other more nuanced forms of oppression—said Deborah N. Archer, president of...
In Mental Health, Is ‘Normal’ an Illusion?
By John DiConsiglio
During a recent undergraduate anthropology class, Roy Richard Grinker,...
GW Earns Honor as a Top Producer of Fulbright Students
The George Washington University has ranked again among the top research institutions for the number of students granted Fulbright awards, according to the...
GW to Transform Service and Care for Residential Students
The George Washington University will transition this fall away from the current student residential advisor (RA) program and increase the number of federal work study and student employee wage...
All Access: Graduate School of Education and Human Development Dean
This is the first in an occasional series of articles that feature the deans of the university’s schools.
By Tatyana Hopkins
If there is any silver lining...