Applications for 2024 New Venture Competition Due Jan. 28
This year’s nationally recognized student entrepreneurship competition will once again include five tracks.
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Malicious AI Activity Likely to Escalate into Daily Occurrence in 2024
As many countries gear up for national elections in 2024, GW’s Neil Johnson has published the first quantitative scientific analysis of AI misuse by bad actors.
GW South Asian Society Hosts Raas Chaos Competition
Six teams from universities across the country took part in the 23rd year for the dance competition at GW.
SMHS Names Senior Associate Dean for Regional Medical Campus
Scott D. Krugman will provide oversight at the LifeBridge Health/GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences Regional Medical Campus.
GW to Host Stronger Together Fair
Division for Student Affairs event will point students to information and resources they need to help feel supported in times of conflict and crisis.
From Foggy Bottom to Fiji: GW Alumna Featured on 45th Season of ‘Survivor’
Kellie Nalbandian, B.A. ’15, said the show taught her resilience, perseverance and the importance of letting go.
Data Science Students Map a Mission for Ukraine
As winter sets in, Ukrainians face harsh temperatures in war-torn homes. But CCAS students are using their data science skills to map out a rescue plan.
Fluid Dynamics Plays a Key Role in Predicting Cardiovascular Dangers
GW Engineering Ph.D. candidate’s work exploring how anatomical factors affect blood flow could inform better screenings for patients at risk of atherosclerosis.
T. Rex Reunion: New Discovery Grows Dinosaur Family Tree
A research team including biology’s Alex Pyron examined fossils in New Mexico to uncover T. rex’s earliest known relative in North America.
GW Students Honor MLK Jr. with Day of Service
Over 300 members of the GW community volunteered with 13 organizations and the acting U.S. labor secretary around the D.C. area on Monday.