GW Today Archives
For Fruit Flies, Longer Sperm Means Longevity for Future Generations
New research from the Department of Biological Sciences finds that female fruit flies gain a genetic benefit from selective mating.
GW Welcomes the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute
The annual Albert H. Small Symposium celebrated the institute joining GW.
High-Quality Undergraduate Education Strategic Planning Committee to Hold Public Forum
GW community invited to share feedback on how the university should attract high-quality students and what educational opportunities GW should provide students.
Human Hacker Playbook: How to Stop Me from Getting Your Personal Information
Social engineer Rachel Tobac shares how hackers target accounts and what can be done to stop them.
Sen. Duckworth Links Health, Education and Values to National Security
The Illinois senator discussed those issues and President Trump’s foreign policy during a discussion at GW.
Milken Institute SPH Receives Major Foundation Award to Support Health Equity
The Atlantic Philanthropies supports the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity’s training and leadership program and endowed professorship.
Fight Flu Season with a Vaccine
As flu season quickly approaches, the Colonial Health Center is encouraging everyone to get a flu shot before the end of October.
Looking at the Global Economics of Gender
A GW panel discussed tactics to empower women globally to be active participants in their country’s economy.
Distinguished and Distinctive Graduate Education Strategic Planning Committee to Hold Public Forum
GW community invited to share feedback on how to elevate doctoral programs to national preeminence and ensure high-quality graduate programming at all levels at Oct. 24 forum.
In Photos: Corcoran Costume Ball 2019
Halloween at the George Washington University Corcoran School of the Arts and Design is always a showcase for creativity, and this year's Corcoran Costume Ball was no exception.
Marie-Eve Celio to Lead New Textile Study Center
Academic coordinator position endowed by Cotsen 1985 Trust to lead Cotsen Textile Traces Study Center, opening spring 2020.
World-Class Faculty Strategic Planning Committee Holds First Public Forum
Attendees stressed the importance of building a strong environment to support faculty and improve retention.
Critical Thinking Is ‘the Price You Have to Pay’ for Internet Use
Three creators and architects of the Internet spoke at GW about challenges facing the computing field.
Shapiro Lecture Focuses on Women, Peace and Security
Elliott School Shapiro Professor Adm. Michelle Howard spoke about gender equality in the military and international peacekeeping.
GW Politics Poll Finds Warren Leads the Democratic Field
The latest poll also found that the Massachusetts senator is the preferred second choice for Sanders and Biden voters and a strong sense of support for gun control measures.
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