Student Dispatches from Abroad: Korea
Economics major Julia Foland shares how she was intentional in improving her Korean language while studying in Seoul.
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Defending National Champion Florida Highlights Nonconference Schedule for GW Men’s Basketball
The GW Revs also host Georgetown in an exhibition game on Oct. 18.
Campuses Welcome Back GW Revolutionaries during Move-In
Over 2,300 first-year students and thousands more returning students made themselves at home at residence halls last week.
GW Students Spread Positivity across the Area during Welcome Day of Service
The longstanding tradition helps first-year students engage with the local community and embrace GW’s service-driven mission.
Class of 2029 Enthusiastically Launches Their GW Journeys at Convocation
President Ellen M. Granberg challenged first-year and new transfer students to apply the best of their energy and skill and choose what is hard.
SMHS Professor Given Prestigious Award for Advancing Health Equity
Maranda Ward is being recognized for excellence in health professions education.
GSEHD Alumna Shares Inspiring Stories of Neurodiversity in New Book
Carol Stock Kranowitz highlights the strengths of individuals with sensory processing differences in her latest book.
CCAS Professor Receives Public Understanding of Sociology Award
The recognition honors exemplary contributions in advancing sociology’s role in public life.
CCAS Professor Received NSF Grant
The award will support the launch of the GW Experimental Mathematics Lab.
Ask a GW Expert: Clay vs. Grass Tennis Courts
Alexander van der Horst, chair of the Physics Department, explains differences among tennis court surfaces as the U.S. Open tournament gets underway.