Students Showcase Innovative SEAS Research
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University students displayed the results of months and years of research during the School of Engineering and Applied Science’s 12th annual...
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Student Association and University Leaders Announce the Creation of a Sustainable Investment Fund
The Student Association, in conjunction with university leaders, announced Monday the creation of a new Sustainable Investment Fund (SIF). The Student...
SMHS Researcher Awarded $1.5 Million to Study PTSD and Cardiovascular Disease
Researchers from the...
The George Washington Lecture Focuses on Native Americans
By B.L. Wilson
The George Washington University’s seventh annual lecture in celebration of its namesake’s 286th birthday focused on the role Native Americans played in shaping...
Mark Diaz Named Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
George Washington University...
Town Hall on Race to Be Held Feb. 27
The George Washington University will continue the discussion about race relations and inclusion on campus with a town hall for students next week.
“Moving Forward Together: A...
SPH Research Project to Study Hurricane Mortality in Puerto Rico
A research team at the Milken Institute School of Public Health will conduct a study to estimate the excess mortality tied to Hurricane Maria, the...
Christine Darden Is One of NASA’s ‘Hidden Figures’
By B.L. Wilson
NASA engineer Christine Darden is often asked which movie star played her in the motion picture “Hidden Figures,” the film about African American women who worked...
GW Honors Parkland Shooting Victims
The GW community gathered at a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Feb. 14 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting.
GW Researchers Awarded More than $4 Million for Interdisciplinary Projects
By Kristen Mitchell
Five teams of George Washington University researchers have received more than $4 million in grant funding to pursue innovative research projects in fields...