Study: Presidential Elections Bring Online Hate Communities Together
As the election approaches, GW researchers detailed how major events strengthen global hate networks online and incite new content around hot-button issues.
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Q & A: What You Should Know about Election Day Preparedness and Safety
Vice President for Safety and Operations Baxter Goodly shares information about Election Day and tips for students, faculty and staff to stay safe.
Exploring the Tensions between Idealism and Pragmatism, Strategy and Values
George Washington University students traverse murky territory in Principled Political Leadership class.
GW Scholar-Practitioner Named as ACPA 2025 Diamond Honoree
Jordan Shelby West is being recognized for her significant contributions to higher education and her efforts to promote justice-centered, equitable change.
Lynn R. Goldman Announces End of Tenure as Dean of Milken Institute SPH
The Michael and Lori Milken Dean of Public Health has led the school since 2010, steering it through a time of unprecedented growth and recognition.
GW Professor Leads Revolutionary Health Data Integration Project Funded by ARPA-H
SMHS’ Raja Mazumder is co-leader of a major project funded by the agency, which backs high-potential, high-impact, unconventional research.
Revolutionary Tales: Senior Nate O’Brien Champions Voting and Civic Engagement
The GW Votes program assistant is passionate about making sure everyone in the GW community is well informed and prepared for the polls.
GW Alumna Received Service Award
Kelly Waldron is being honored for exemplary service and dedication to the GW community.
Trachtenberg School Alumna Recognized for Career Achievements
Blessing Boma Douglas is being recognized for her exceptional leadership in business and impactful work in the nonprofit sector.
GW Alumnus Wrote Book about Overcoming a Serious Health Condition
Jon Tuteur’s book is a story of resilience and self-realization.