GW Community Raises $1.8 Million during Giving Day
The annual fundraising event was the most successful in GW’s history.
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Lucia Rafanelli’s book introduces a new typology of various kinds of reform intervention.
TCO Awards $35,000 in Prizes in Innovation Competition
Top prizes went to chemical-free lithium extraction and opioid-induced respiratory depression treatment at the annual Technology Commercialization Office event.
New Policies Are Intended to Improve Life for GW’s Assistantships and Fellowships
Graduate assistants will see pay increases in fall 2024.
Commencement Week Registration Now Open
Members of the GW community are invited to register for Commencement Week events.
KACIF Fund Helps Students Alleviate Financial Burdens of Unpaid Internships
Applications for summer internships are accepted through April 30.
GW Business Forum Delves into AI's Unstoppable Advance while Acknowledging Mistrust
The second annual business and policy forum, “Imagining the Future with AI,” comes as the university launches the GW Institute for Trustworthy AI Initiative.
Ready to Launch: A GW Student’s NASA Mission
Ph.D. student Nick Kirschner’s research journey took him from NASA labs to the New Mexico desert—part of an agreement propelling GW astrophysics to new heights.
GW Engineering Professor Works to Secure Autonomous Aircraft from Bad Actors
Peng Wei is leading a $6 million funding initiative from NASA to help make the urban airspace of the future more safe and secure.
There Goes the Sun: The Science of the Solar Eclipse
What is an eclipse? How long will it last? And why’s it so rare? Prior to the April 8 event, Physics Chair Alexander van der Horst answers eclipse questions.