GW Today Archives
A Drug’s Unintended Consequences
A recent study by GW Professor Michael S. Irwig reveals persistent and possibly permanent side effects associated with a common hair loss drug.
Analyzing Fuel Cells
A grant won by David Ramaker is the Department of Chemistry’s third major award this past academic year.
Rewarding Research
At GW, undergraduate students get the chance to participate in graduate level work. About 60 student teams submitted projects for undergraduate research symposium.
Jaws of Life
A new way to determine biting power may shed light on diets of early humans.
Alumna Lectures on Feminist Art
Faye Gleisser interned at the National Gallery of Art.
An Advocate for All
A renowned human rights champion, International Court of Justice Judge Thomas Buergenthal rejoins GW’s law faculty this fall.
Remembering a Colonial
GW community continues to mourn the death of sophomore Taylor Hubbard.
Food for Thought
Alumna Chanan Delivuk combines food and new media in her provocative art projects.
An Air Force Academic
Amanda James, B.A. ’10, balanced military service and an education at GW.
The Lab Man
Jimmy Muñoz oversees chemistry and biology laboratories at the Mount Vernon Campus.
Middle East Scholar Named University Professor
Michael Barnett currently holds a chair of international relations at the University of Minnesota.
GW Names New School of Business Dean
New York University’s Doug Guthrie is an expert on sociology and economic reform in China.
Honoring RFK’s Legacy
Immigration, poverty and abuse are among issues reported on by the winners of the 2010 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards, celebrated May 26 at GW.
Public Health Leader to Serve as SPHHS Dean
Lynn Goldman of Johns Hopkins University has been appointed the new dean of GW’s School of Public Health and Health Services.
A Year of Nothing
Professor Cayo Gamber has vowed to buy nothing but necessities in 2010.
Pages
