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Three GW Students Named Voyager Scholarship Recipients

The Voyager Scholarship aims to support future public service leaders.

Students gaming on fourth floor of USC.

September 2025 in Photos

GW Today photographers captured images from events including a newly tenured faculty celebration, a 9/11 ceremony, an SMHS White Coat celebration and more.

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell

Meet GSPM’s New Executive Director Debbie Mucarsel-Powell

The former member of Congress returns to D.C. to lead GW’s political management graduate program and to prepare the next generation of public leaders.

GW SAFETY FAIR 2025

Photo Gallery: GW Safety and Security Fair on Kogan Plaza

Annual event shared safety tips, safety tool giveaways, how-to instructions.

Commencement Week Schedule 2025

Commencement Week 2026 School and College Celebration Schedule Announced

The university-wide Commencement on the National Mall will be Sunday, May 17, 2026.

The George Washington statue in University Yard.

GW Climbs to Highest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges Ranking in Eight Years

The institution ranked 59th in the 2026 report recognizing the top colleges and universities in the United States.

Statue of George Washington

GW’s Global Food Institute to Partner with Aspen Institute Food Leaders Fellowship

The partnership is made possible by a transformative donation from José Andrés’ Longer Tables Fund.

MSSC BLOCK PARTY 2025

Photo Gallery: MSSC Block Party

This annual event aims to bring a sense of community to GW students, faculty and staff.

Ask the Expert: Processed Foods

Ask a GW Expert: Should I Avoid All Ultra-Processed Foods?

Registered dietitian nutritionist and GW assistant professor Gabby Headrick answers what to watch for on labels.

Left to right: Nina Totenberg, Sonia Sotomayor, David Tatel and Vixen. (William Atkins/GW Today)

Sonia Sotomayor: When Checks and Balances Fail, ‘Do You Understand What You’re Losing?’

The Supreme Court associate justice joined retired U.S. Court of Appeals judge David Tatel at GW to discuss disability, writing and the integrity of the nation’s highest court.