Children from Refugee Backgrounds Explore Hardships and Joy in Writing Workshop
GW professor Jihae Cha hosts a storytelling camp to give youth with refugee backgrounds a chance to navigate their identity and sense of belonging.
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GW Leadership Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling on Race-Conscious Admissions in Higher Education
In statements to the university community, GW leaders expressed disappointment with the opinion and reiterated the benefits of a diverse student body in higher education.
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina violated the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause.
GW Professor Wendy Ellis’ Work on Systemic Racism Leads to Municipal Apology
Her research on the deliberate destruction of Black communities in Cincinnati was recognized as key to the formal apology.
GW Business Alumna Premiered Her First Documentary
Christina Sledge's short film, , “Joined by Fate,” had showings in D.C. and Annapolis.
GW Business Professor Ranked among Most Impactful Scholars
Herman Aguinis named one of the world’s top 20 most impactful scholars in the area of corporate social performance.
CCAS Professor Receives NSF Early Career Award
Fang Jin received one of the highest honors given by the NSF to early-career university faculty in science and engineering.
GSEHD Alumna named 2023 Outstanding Middle School Principal of Virginia
Shampriest Bevel has been principal at Bayside Middle School Sixth Grade Campus in Virginia Beach since 2021.
GW Professor Warns of Dire Impact of Laws Targeting LGBTQ Community
Dwayne Wright said a mental health crisis is unfolding in America as regressive laws targeting the LGBT community fuel hate and division.
In Interactions with AI, Does Race Matter?
GW researchers found consumers report higher satisfaction when interacting with a chatbot whose avatar is Black than when the same bot appears white or Asian.