Revolutionary Tales: GW’s Newest Students Begin Their Journeys in the Nation's Capital
Three first-year students chronicled their thoughts on Move-In Day, their first few weeks of school and shared why GW is the right place to chase their dreams.
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A Few Doctors Will See Some of You
Latin and Black family physicians see a much higher number of Medicaid patients compared with white or Asian doctors, according to a new study.
GW Climbs Four Spots in Latest U.S. News & World Report Rankings
GW ranks 63rd among national universities, while many academic programs continue to hold prominent rankings in 2025 list.
New CCAS Graduate Degrees Expand Advanced Learning Opportunities
From museum studies and history to geography and psychology, the graduate programs cater to students whose interests span disciplines.
Looking ahead to the U.S. Supreme Court’s Fall Term
GW Law faculty and guests discussed upcoming cases and made predictions about election-related litigation.
Poll Shows Americans’ Trust in Government Holds Steady Amid Turmoil
Latest GW Mark Penn Presidential Pollsters survey shows confidence in key U.S. institutions remains relatively unchanged despite fears of civil unrest.
For Journalists in 2024, Should Truth Trump Fairness?
Where these two guiding principles conflict, the truth should be prioritized, New Republic editor Michael Tomasky told an audience at SMPA.
GW Physics Professor Received Lifetime Achievement Award
Chryssa Kouveliotou is being recognized for decades of accomplishments and groundbreaking contributions to the field of astrophysics.
Corcoran Professor Received Fulbright Fellowship
Allyson Vieira will conduct research on traditional hand marble carving while in Greece.
Lindsay M. Chervinsky’s book examines John Adams’ pivotal role in defining presidential norms and shaping early American political practices.