GW Mourns the Loss of Fourth-Year Medical Student
Navdeep Kang, a fourth-year medical student in the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), died from injuries suffered Wednesday afternoon when his motorcycle...
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GW Offers Resources for Sexual Assault Prevention
Sexual assault prevention resources, including bystander intervention training, trauma services and events and programs that raise awareness of methods to curb sexual violence, are available...
Ferguson, Mo.: Navigating the Aftermath of Michael Brown’s Shooting
A funeral was held in St. Louis on Monday for Michael Brown, the unarmed teen who was fatally...
Where in the World Did the Columbian College Go?
From South Africa to Denmark, CCAS summer courses take students across the globe.
Battling Ebola: Challenges, Ethical Dilemmas
The deadliest Ebola outbreak in history continues to spread across West Africa, killing more than 1,400 people and infecting at least 2,600 since...
Once a perpetrator is behind bars, sometimes the victim still loses. Why do some crime victims not receive the compensation that they need for lost...
Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls in Conflict Areas
The Global Women’s Institute has begun a five-year research project to understand and respond to gender-based violence in South Sudan.
University Staffer Guides Students and Soldiers
For Gabriel Slifka, director of the George Washington University Office of Student Rights and...
University Welcomes the Corcoran School
When fraternal twins Zach and Sarah Marin applied to college last year, they checked completely different...