When Hollywood Dreams Dim, Alumna Shines a Light
By John DiConsiglio
It’s a story out of a Hollywood movie: An aspiring actor leaves her hometown and follows her dreams to Los Angeles. She has little money but big ambitions, and the...
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Colonials Basketball Teams Open Season
Women's team plays Virginia on Sunday; men's team meets Towson on the road on Monday.
GW’s Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics Expands Its Global Reach
Digital rights activist Seyi Akiwowo is the latest addition to IDDP, where research drives national and international responses to questions of digital media.
Teaching Trials: Professor Brings Vaccine Experience to the Classroom
By John DiConsiglio
On the first day of this fall’s Research Methods and Applied Statistics class, Professor of Public Policy and Public Administration...
GW English Professor Listed on New Yorker’s ‘Best Books We Read’ List
Edward P. Jones’ Pulitzer-Prize winning 2003 novel, “The Known World” made the publication’s 2020 best books to read list.
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GW Epidemiologist Named to Biden-Harris Transition’s COVID-19 Advisory Board
George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health Professor ...
By Tatyana Hopkins
Designed to prepare students to tackle a range of global challenges ranging from cybersecurity to space policy, the George Washington University Elliott School of...
Is There a Future for Presidential Debates?
By Briahnna Brown
Fox News’ Chris Wallace went into the first 2020 presidential debate with a binder full of questions and a plan...
Student Vloggers Share Post-Election, Campus Dining and Self-Care Experiences
When Joe Biden was declared the winner on Nov. 7, many could hear cheers of celebration on the streets of Washington, D.C.
Anne Laurie Joseph, one of the Connect to Campus...