GW Today Archives
Mobile Device Security Is Key to Digital Future
Adam Aviv, a new SEAS associate professor, received a NSF CAREER award to research how users access and protect their mobile devices.
New Study Highlights Disparity in Black Financial Literacy
African Americans lag behind U.S. population as a whole in financial literacy and wellness, according to a GW report.
Thomas P. Campbell Honored with George Hewitt Myers Award for Lifetime Achievement in Textile Arts
Museum leader recognized for generating appreciation of the textile arts
Behind the Scenes of ‘Frozen 2’
Corcoran students previewed the likely winter blockbuster with a Disney animator who created its effects.
France’s Perspective on the State of Europe
French Ambassador to the United States Philippe Etienne called for a sovereign European Union.
Researchers Discover Highest-Energy Light from a Gamma-ray Burst
Two GW astrophysicists were among an international team that identified a previously unseen component of extreme stellar explosions.
Carving the Thanksgiving Story
History professor David J. Silverman’s new book takes a close look at how the traditional Thanksgiving story distorts facts about Native Americans.
Mayor Muriel Bowser Discusses D.C.’s Future
During a George Talks Business Event, the mayor shared plans she has to attract businesses to D.C. and solve some of the problems the District is facing with affordability.
Heart and Vascular Institute Marks 10 Years of Care in Honduras
Every year a team of GW medical professionals travel to Honduras to implant pacemakers and defibrillators for patients in need.
Elliott School Student Researches Childhood Vulnerabilities in Myanmar
Sarala Duckworth, a GW Undergraduate Research Award recipient, hopes to improve climate and conflict-based programming for at-risk youth in the Southeast Asian country.
Study of Vaccine-Related Facebook Ads Reveals Challenges for Public Health
The social media platform’s efforts to improve transparency have led to the removal of ads promoting vaccinations, a new paper finds.
Knowing the Power of Her Voice
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley discussed her book at GW’s Presidential Distinguished Event Series.
GW Leaders Thank Students for Patience Following Thurston Hall Evacuation
Thirteen rooms in Thurston Hall are being evaluated for water damage following a Friday fire.
A Witness When the Berlin Wall Came Down
Professor Hope M. Harrison, who was in the city during the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, now studies the way it is remembered.
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