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High School and Middle School Girls Get a Jump on STEM at GW
From a cyber security camp to pre-college summer classes, departments across the George Washington University are making an effort to sustain girls’ interest in STEM fields starting when they are...
There Are Big Problems with the Ideas Industry
GW Professor Henry Farrell writes about why a liberal think tank pushed out an employee who criticized Google.
GW Professor Looks at Foreign Policy under Trump
Elizabeth N. Saunders, associate professor of political science and international affairs, lists five key developments from the summer.
President LeBlanc to Hold Series of GW Community Meetings
George Washington University President Thomas LeBlanc will begin a series of community meetings this week with students, faculty and staff.
Three hour-long meetings will be held...
New GW Project Quantifies Threats to American Democracy
A new survey from George Washington University political science experts that seeks to measure and quantify whether the current political climate threatens American democratic institutions found “...
GW Offers Safety Tips as Semester Begins
By Kristen Mitchell
Darrell Darnell, senior associate vice president for safety and security, is reminding George Washington University...
Transforming Financial Markets in Developing Countries
By B.L. Wilson
The second cohort of IFC-Milken Institute Capital Markets fellows includes 21 mid-career professionals from 15 developing countries, primarily in Asia, Africa and...
Black Political Power Summit Convenes
By B. L. Wilson
The Collective Political Action Committee, founded a year ago by the husband and wife team of Quentin and Stephanie Brown James, has a specific mission—getting...
More TV, Less Exercise Puts Older Adults at Risk
Older people who watched more than five hours of TV every day and reported three or fewer hours of total physical activity per week had more than a three-fold higher risk of being unable to walk...
GW Political Science Professor Writes on Hurricane Harvey's Impact among Voters
Professor John Sides says research shows that voters respond to natural disasters by punishing incumbents at the ballot box.
