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50 Years Later: Former GW Professor Reflects on the Apollo Program
By Kristen Mitchell
Dianne Martin, Ed.D. ’87, likes to say she got involved with the Apollo program “quite by chance.” She was one year out of college and teaching ninth grade math when...
Who Won the First Democratic Presidential Debates?
By Tatyana Hopkins
The first Democratic debates of the 2020 presidential election season took place over two days last week. Twenty...
By B.L. Wilson
George Washington University alumni serving in Congress and staffers on Capitol Hill gathered Tuesday at the Rayburn House Office Building for GW’s annual networking...
Undergraduate Researcher Aims to Map Gentrification in D.C.
By Kristen Mitchell
Gavin Derleth, a rising senior in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, is spending his summer studying gentrification in...
AVP for Safety and Security to Join GW
Scott Burnotes had been working in international development in North Macedonia in 2001, but after 9/11 soon found himself drawn to a career preparing for and managing responses to emergencies and...
Study: Many Parents Take Time to Adjust After Learning a Child is Gay, Bisexual or Lesbian
Two years after their child comes out as lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB), many parents still say it is “moderately” or “very hard” for them to adjust to the news, according to a new study from the...
The Cafritz Foundation Recognizes Distinguished D.C. Government Employees
By B.L. Wilson
A team of public workers who help parents searching for the right school, an emergency service worker and his dog who provide closure to families in the worst of...
Planned Parenthood President Discusses Need for Reproductive Healthcare Providers
By Briahnna Brown
More than 300 bills seeking to restrict access to abortion care have been filed in 47 states in 2019, putting reproductive healthcare in crisis, Leana Wen, president of...
In Photos: GW Celebrates Pride Month
The Multicultural Student Services Center’s ice cream and cupcake social brings the GW community together for Pride.
Longtime higher education and...