David DeGrazia’s book articulates ethical arguments supporting and opposing substantial gun control.
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GW Professor Received Grant From National Institute of Justice
The goal of the research is to overcome the problems previously encountered with poor quality and quantity of hair DNA.
The book chronicles major political scandals throughout Tennessee's history.
CCAS Professor Named President of Scientific Society
Patricia Hernandez is the first woman from an underrepresented minority group to take on the role of president in the organization’s history.
Alumni Celebrate 125th Anniversary of the Elliott School
Graduates of the Elliott School of International Affairs shared their favorite memories from their time as students and their hopes for the future of the school.
Mental Health Issues in Latinx Youth May Lead to Increased Risk of Physical Ill Health
Milken Institute SPH’s Kathleen M. Roche works with a team of undergraduate researchers from the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute on the years-long study.
How Banks Played a Role in Upholding Slavery During the 19th Century
Sharon Murphy discussed the findings of her new book that exposes how American banks directly and knowingly interacted with the slave system.
Going ‘Glocal’: Online Distrust Encompasses Local, Global Interests
A new study led by Physics Department scientists explains why current online messaging efforts may not be effective.
Corcoran Faculty Members Select Works from the GW Collection for Show
Artworks chosen by faculty will be displayed on campus through Dec. 16.
How a GW Alumnus Is Helping the IRS Go Digital
Harrison Smith said the success the agency has seen with the digital intake initiative is due to teamwork.