Students Present Novel Ideas at Research Days 2017
By Kristen Mitchell and Katie Dvorak
George Washington University doctoral student Kate McGrath is fascinated by mountain gorillas. With less than 900 individual animals alive today,...
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School of Public Health Hosts Discussion on Healthcare Reform
By B.L. Wilson
From one day to the next, the state of play changes on efforts to reform health care in the United States.
“The effort to move legislation aimed at repealing...
CPS Update, Debt Report Highlight Faculty Senate Meeting
The College of Professional Studies continues to provide high-quality programs to students pursuing education in various disciplines, particularly emerging and growing professions, Ali Eskandarian...
University Honors Alumni All-Star Volunteers
Five George Washington University alumni received the Alumni Outstanding Service Award on Thursday for their volunteer efforts in support of the university.
“These awards are really...
New York Metro Area Lacks Walkable Urban Places Outside of Urban Core
Walkable communities are centers of economic vitality and social inclusion, according to new report from the George Washington University.
Despite some of the most iconic ...
By B.L. Wilson
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black told the audience at a food summit at the George Washington University that people in his state knew early on local foods were...
Twitter Was Key in 2016 Elections
By Willona M. Sloan
The 2016 presidential election in the United States proved that campaigns have to include Twitter in their communications strategies, panelists at a George Washington...
Student Association Presidential Election to Be Held Fall 2017
The George Washington Student Association presidential election has been postponed until fall 2017, a decision made as a result of consultation by the Division of Student Affairs and the student-...
GW Researchers Help Build Advanced Astronomical Instrument
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University researchers are building an instrument that will allow scientists to see farther into deep space than ever before. Using one of the world’s...
President Knapp Moderates Literary Panel at Library of Congress
By Ruth Steinhardt
It is rare to participate in a high-level literature seminar that includes three Pulitzer Prize winners, a National Book Award finalist and a university president—rarer...