Forensics Class Meets the Real Victim in DNA Case Study
By B.L. Wilson
The first-year George Washington University students in Daniele Podini’s Forensics Molecular Biology master’s program were given the bare bones of material evidence from a...
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GSEHD Doctoral Student Awarded $20,000 Fellowship
Kshipra Jain was selected for the National Board for Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship Program .
James Comey: U.S. Leaders Should ‘Reflect Our Values’
By Kristen Mitchell
President Donald Trump should submit to an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller as the investigation into his campaign, its actions during the 2016...
Student Research Spotlights GW’s Segregated Past
By B.L. Wilson
Learning about the segregationist policies of George Washington University’s longest-serving president, Cloyd Heck Marvin, was a “little unsettling” for Kaitlin Buff, who...
The George Washington University received 26,590 applications for admission this year, hailing from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and 150 countries.
Almost 900...
NEXT Celebrates Work of Corcoran Students
Tyree Brown’s tiny portraits are intensely detailed, highly individual, as sharp and high-contrast as woodcuts.
Sustainability Minor Continues to Attract Student Interest
Since it launched in 2012, the undergraduate sustainability minor has attracted hundreds of George Washington University students interested in...
Facebook’s ‘Monopoly Power’ on Social Media Must be Reduced
Questions about Facebook’s social media monopoly have been mounting over the last several months as more information about how the platform was weaponized during the 2016 presidential election has...
SEAS CVP Speaker Series Launched
Innovations in technology in the past 20 years have created unprecedented changes that people and societies must learn to navigate. That rate of change will only continue to accelerate, and David...
Emmanuel Macron: ‘You Will Be the One to Decide’
The president of the Republic of France encouraged GW students to look to the future and challenge the traditional rules of how things get done in politics.