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Provost Presents Indicators of Academic Excellence at Faculty Senate
The George Washington University’s core indicators of academic excellence remain strong, including the undergraduate graduation rate and freshman retention rate, Provost Forrest Maltzman told...
Latino Parents Report Psychological Distress Due to U.S. Immigration Policies
Changes in the United States’ immigration policy have triggered serious psychological distress for many Latino parents, including those living in the country legally, according to a recent report...
GW Researchers to Develop Data Tools for Studying Glycoscience
Researchers at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences studying glycoscience—the structure and function of carbohydrates—will...
National Academy of Sciences President Marcia McNutt Will Deliver GW Commencement Address
President of the National Academy of Sciences and renowned geophysicist Marcia McNutt will deliver George...
App Aims to Bridge Word Gap Among Hispanic Children
By Kristen Mitchell
By the time low-income children turn four, their language skills lag behind their more affluent peers in ways that could impact them for the rest of their lives....
Inclusion Could Close Gaps in Divided Societies
By Willona M. Sloan
From civil war to uncivil political dialogue, an “us versus them” mentality is creating divisions around the world. With leaders from sectors including education, law...
Colonials Earn Trip to NCAA Tournament
The George Washington University women’s basketball team captured an automatic bid to the NCAA Basketball Tournament Sunday with a victory over St. Joseph’s in the championship game of the...
Colonials Advance to A-10 Championship
GW will face Saint Joseph's in the Atlantic 10 Women’s Basketball Tournament championship game at noon Sunday with a conference title and automatic bid to the NCAA tournament on the...
Opportunities for D.C. Growth Are ‘Greater Than Ever’
By Kristen Mitchell
Former D.C. Mayor Anthony A. Williams (D) likened the vast changes the city has undergone over the past 50 years to climbing a mountain. Washington, D.C., has a solid...
Leo Chalupa to Step Down as Vice President for Research
The university announced Thursday that Leo Chalupa will step down from his position as GW’s chief research officer on July 1. After a sabbatical, he will join the School of Medicine and Health...
