Fast & Furious: Students Sprint through Speed-Thesis Contest
Ph.D. students presented their research in a high-speed challenge during the sixth annual Three-Minute Thesis Competition.
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'Who Much Is Given, Much Is Required': The Story of GW Women’s Basketball Player Nya Lok
Born in an Ethiopian refugee camp to parents who fled civil war in Sudan, the Revolutionaries' shooting guard is paving a path for others.
SMPA Panel: Political Candidates Need to Get Better at Selling to Reach Young Voters and POC
Maxwell Nunes, Sejal Govindarao and Pili Tobar discussed the challenges to campaigns of reaching evolving demographic populations.
Introducing GW’s New Director of Disability Support Services
Rochelle Mills brings years of passion for working with individuals with disabilities to her position at GW.
Report: Independent Restaurants Face Climate Change Crises
A new study from GW’s Global Food Institute and the James Beard Foundation® warns that climate change threatens the industry, the economy and the job market.
‘Writing Blackgirls’ and Women’s Health Science’
Edited by CCAS professor Jameta Barlow, the collection of works focuses on the well-being of Black girls and women.
Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Teams Are A-10 Champs in 2024
The men's team won its fourth straight title, the women's team its third straight.
Leap of Faith: 2024 Calendar Jumps to Feb. 29
The 2024 leap year calendar is making room for an extra day—keeping the cosmos aligned and confounding birthday plans.
Elliott School Dean Appointed to National Endowment for Democracy Board
The National Endowment for Democracy’s board of directors includes leading scholars and practitioners in democracy and foreign policy.
CCAS Student Published in The Washington Post
Allison Robbert’s photos that were published in The Post featured lambs grazing in the backyard of local homes in Arlington, Virginia.