Study of Vaccine-Related Facebook Ads Reveals Challenges for Public Health
In the first study of public health-related Facebook advertising, a team of researchers found that a small group...
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Study of Vaccine-Related Facebook Ads Reveals Challenges for Public Health
In the first study of public health-related Facebook advertising, a team of researchers found that a small group...
Knowing the Power of Her Voice
By B.L. Wilson
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley talked Thursday about her life in politics and diplomacy in the Trump administration as she has outlined in her new book, “With All...
GW Leaders Thank Students for Patience Following Thurston Hall Evacuation
Approximately 40 George Washington University students were displaced Friday following a fire in a room on the third floor of Thurston Hall. No students were injured in the fire, which was quickly...
A Witness When the Berlin Wall Came Down
By Ruth Steinhardt
Hope M. Harrison was a graduate student writing her doctoral thesis on the building of the Berlin Wall when the city of West Berlin invited her and other young scholars...
Students, faculty and staff of the George Washington University gathered to welcome new Provost M. Brian Blake with a reception Tuesday afternoon, enjoying...
High-Impact Research Strategic Planning Committee Holds Second Public Forum
By Kristen Mitchell
The second High-Impact Research Strategic Planning Committee public forum was held on Thursday,...
In Photos: What We Are Thankful For
Around the Foggy Bottom campus, GW students expressed gratitude for the important and positive things in their lives.

New Study Dispels Myths about What Makes Youth Sports Fun
A new study from the Milken Institute School of Public Health finds common gender stereotypes about what makes youth sports fun for girls...