Nuclear Physicist Urges Students to Find Champions
By B.L. Wilson
Kawtar Hafidi took a circuitous path to becoming director this year of the physics division at Argonne Laboratory, the United States premier engineering and...
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Hate Crimes, Domestic Terrorism Not ‘Mutually Exclusive’
By Kristen Mitchell
Understanding how the federal government handles criminal cases after violent incidents widely considered to be domestic terrorism can be tricky, said...
Book by SON Professor Kimberly D. Acquaviva Wins Top Award
Book by SON Professor Kimberly D. Acquaviva Wins Top Award
A Healing Initiative for D.C. Burn Victims
By Ruth Steinhardt
Jason Woods pulls 24-hour shifts, three days and nights a week, as a Washington, D.C., firefighter. But he says not all of his most important colleagues are at...
It is essential to effectively managing your adult life—yet it’s complicated, difficult and confusing, and despite years of education, most young people have never had any formal instruction in it...
SPH Researcher Awarded $4 Million To Study Anemia in India
The Milken Institute School of Public Health was recently awarded a $4 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for a project that aims...
Ali Eskandarian Announces Resignation from Academic Leadership
Ali Eskandarian, who has served for nearly seven years as dean of the College of Professional Studies (CPS) and Virginia Science and Technology Campus (VSTC), has announced his resignation from...
Regional Start-up Teams Eligible to Receive $25K Grants from GW’s AccelerateDC Program
The George Washington University’s new AccelerateDC program is searching for non-university affiliated start-up research teams from the Mid-...
Retelling the Spice Trade Story
By Ruth Steinhardt
George Washington University historian Joel Blecher has received a 2018 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities for his second book, “Profit...