University Takes Steps to Advance Plan Strengthening Community
As enhancements or new initiatives take shape, university also continues to encourage community feedback to improve the plan.
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#GWToDo: 2024 National Cherry Blossom Festival
From kite festival to parade, GW Today presents a short guide to the iconic annual celebration.
GW Sends Three Swimmers to NCAA Championships
Three national qualifiers is the most in a single year in program history.
Revolutionary Tales: Jorge Sanchez Details ‘Tight-Knit’ Life on the Vern
The first-year accountancy student has built a strong, vibrant community while living on GW’s retreat from the city right inside its limits.
GSEHD Program to Help D.C. Students Find More Options after Graduation
Project EXPAND works with school educators and administrators to help them gain knowledge about what options are available to D.C. students who choose an apprenticeship pathway.
In Video: Chemistry's Role in Studying Brain Disease
CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck interviews professor Ling Hao about her research related to human neurodegenerative diseases.
2024-25 Academic Year Tuition Rates Announced
The university continues to support students with financial aid and enhancing the student experience.
For Bouchet Society Nominees, Research Ties to Advocacy
Five Ph.D. students will be inducted into the Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, which recognizes diversity and excellence in doctoral education.
GSEHD Professor Honored by Association for Jewish Studies
As the director of CASJE, Bethamie Horowitz works to improve the quality of knowledge that can be used to guide the work of Jewish education.
CCAS Professor Sandy Kawano Received National Research Grant
The U.S. National Science Foundation supports science and engineering research by making grants to colleges and universities across America.