GW Today Archives
Q & A: New Research Explores Evolutionary History of Central and South American Anoles
Jonathan Huie, a CCAS doctoral student, recently published a paper that bucks long held assumptions about which environments are hotbeds for extreme morphologies.
Alumni Entrepreneurs Credit GW with Helping Them Shape Their Paths
A panel of high-profile business leaders discussed their GW experiences and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Celebrating 200 Years: A Report Card on the Legal Issues in Biden's First 100 Days
As part of GW’s bicentennial celebration, GW Law faculty experts analyzed the first 100 days of the Biden administration.
Expanding Medicaid in States under the American Rescue Plan Would Add More Than 1 Million Jobs, Study Shows
States’ economies would grow by $350 billion by 2025 if all 14 holdout states expand Medicaid, according to a new report authored by a Milken Institute SPH researcher.
Thom Shanker Named Director of Project for Media and National Security
The veteran Pentagon correspondent and New York Times editor brings expertise and experience to the SMPA project.
In Photos: NEXT 2021
Corcoran students showcase their work at this annual end-of-year celebration of art and scholarship.
Researchers Shed Light on the Evolution of Extremist Groups
The findings of a new study by GW researchers suggest strategies to limit the growth of groups like the Boogaloos and ISIS.
GW Announces Honorees of 11th Annual Faculty Awards
Awardees are recognized for their achievements in teaching, research, service and other areas.
Class of 2021 Celebrates Historic Bicentennial Year Commencement
GW commencement speaker Lonnie G. Bunch III encouraged graduates to use their education and skills to do good for others.
School Without Walls Celebrates 50 Years
President LeBlanc and the D.C. mayor spoke at the half-century anniversary of the groundbreaking public school in Foggy Bottom.
Board of Trustees Holds May Meeting
The university is actively planning for an in-person fall, President Thomas LeBlanc said, and the board approved the fiscal 2022 budget.
Board of Trustees Approves Fiscal 2022 University Budget
The budget reflects the university’s commitment to its mission, supporting students, faculty and staff while investing in GW’s future.
Kitchen Chemistry: At-Home Experiments Enhance Remote Learning
When COVID limited students’ access to campus labs, chemistry professors designed a do-it-yourself solution to provide an “authentic research experience.”
RCHN Community Health Foundation Awards $7 Million to GW’s Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health Policy
The collaboration has produced over 100 publications on health equity, health care access, community health centers and has informed health care policy and decision-making.
Introducing GW’s New Title IX Director and Coordinator
Asha Reynolds, a former Title IX investigator, has been appointed to lead efforts to make GW a harassment-free environment.
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