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GW Researcher Receives $3.7 Million Grant to Study Effect of Stressors on Black Men
By Ruth Steinhardt
Lisa Bowleg, professor of applied psychology at George Washington University’s Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, received a $3.7 million grant from the U...
Other Countries Cope as China’s International Influence Grows
By Tatyana Hopkins
Multinational corporations in America, Europe and Japan have found that China has not been playing fair, said David Woo, head of global interest rates and...
Global Women’s Institute and UNICEF to Partner on Gender Education, Credentialing Programs
The George Washington University Global Women’s Institute and UNICEF are collaborating to develop an innovative applied gender curriculum and...
GW Law Expands Program for Non-Lawyers
By Tatyana Hopkins
GW Law will launch a substantially expanded degree program in fall 2018 that offers a versatile alternative to the traditional three-year Juris Doctor (J.D.)...
Cartoonist’s Spiked Works Get Public Display
By Ruth Steinhardt
In Rob Rogers’ best-known cartoon, a yellow “CAUTION” sign stands in front of a gray background. At the sign’s edge, a grotesque silhouette of President Donald...
Drawings from '101 Things to Learn in Art School' Donated to Brady Gallery
Kit White, author of the best-selling book “101 Things to Learn in Art School,” gifted 82 of his original drawings from the book to the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery at the George Washington...
Student Researcher Investigates Yellowstone Supervolcano
By Kristen Mitchell
Maggie Moss, a senior majoring in geological sciences, is spending her summer break from The George Washington University in Yellowstone National Park in...
Student Experience to Be Enhanced with New Organizational Structure
The George Washington University this summer has continued its efforts to enhance the student experience through a series of changes that will provide a unified, student-first structure to the...
What Cause Will You Fight For?
By Briahnna Brown
There are two reasons that activist and humanitarian Shaun King keeps fighting for what he believes in, and neither of them is righteous, he said.
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