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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.
Students are studying what kind of insects spend their days feeding off Foggy Bottom flowers to better understand how to support the local ecosystem.
Bernie Sanders: Democratic Socialism Should Be a Byword, Not a Boogeyman
By Ruth Steinhardt
Democratic socialism is key to defeating authoritarianism and continuing the “unfinished work” of the New Deal, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said at the George Washington...
Milken Institute SPH Launches Summer Institute
By Kristen Mitchell
The Milken Institute School of Public Health is launching its inaugural...
Laurie Koehler Named VP for Marketing and Enrollment Strategy at Ithaca College
Laurie Koehler, George Washington University senior vice provost for enrollment and the student experience (ESE), will become vice president for marketing and enrollment strategy at Ithaca College...
‘6.13.89’ Explores Canceled Mapplethorpe Exhibition 30 Years Later
By Ruth Steinhardt
Thirty years after the Corcoran Gallery of Art canceled a controversial show by the photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at the...
What Can Policymakers Learn from California’s Childhood Vaccine Law?
By Kristen Mitchell
A new analysis published by researchers at the Milken Institute School of Public Health found that a 2016 California vaccine...
Arthur S. Flemming Award Recognizes Public Servants
A dozen federal government employees and enlisted personnel have been recognized for outstanding public service with an Arthur S. Flemming Award, including a swine flu researcher, clean water...
