Cicadapalooza! Historic Insect Convergence Bugs Midwest States
Two broods of cicadas are emerging simultaneously in 17 states—a phenomenon that last occurred more than 200 years ago.
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Covering the Bases with GW Alumnus Kevin Mahala
The former Revolutionaries shortstop and finance grad is the minor league hitting coordinator for the New York Mets.
Spreading the Word about Sensitive Skin Solutions
GW SMHS research shows interest is high among residents and physicians, however, training on the diagnosis and management of sensitive skin lags.
Green Move-Out Continues to Benefit GW Students and Community
Green Move-Out cuts down on waste during student move out while benefiting community organizations.
GW Staff Member Received Excellence Award
Sean Watley works to help first-generation students find useful resources and succeed while at GW.
GSEHD Faculty and Alumna Organized International Inclusive Education Symposium in Ghana
The event encouraged participants to discuss best practices and strategies for inclusive education.
SMHS Dean Recognized for Her Leadership
Dean Barbara Lee Bass was honored for exceptional leadership at the Washington Women of Excellence Awards.
In Ghana, Nursing Alumnus’ Organization Saves Lives One Bystander at a Time
Andrews Nyantakyi, A.B.S.N. ’22, is founder and executive director of the healthcare nonprofit Elijeko Foundation.
President Emeritus Thomas J. LeBlanc Portrait Shows ‘A Man of His Time’
LeBlanc returned to GW for the unveiling of this work by artist Peter Waddell, depicting the former president during the revitalization of Thurston Hall.