$1 Million Gift Creates New Fellowship and Study Opportunities on Contemporary China
Elliott School alumnus David Gitter endows fund promoting advanced proficiency in the Chinese language through immersive instruction abroad.
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A Database from GW Law Informs Users on Litigation Relating to AI
Shifting legal landscape surrounding artificial intelligence is commanding attention, says Professor Robert Brauneis.
Making GW’s Library Catalog Express and Reflect Our Community’s Values
Subject headings are being updated to make them more inclusive and make the catalog more accessible.
New Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Brings 30 Years of Administrative, Teaching Experience
Rumana Riffat has held a series of progressively responsible administrative roles at the School of Engineering and Applied Science and has worked collaboratively with administration and faculty.
Four GW Researchers Received Prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Awards in FY23
Latest recipients join 11 other GW faculty with active CAREER awards.
GW Business Professor Wrote New Book
The book focuses on the connection between housing markets and shadow banking.
University to Implement First Phase of GWPD Arming Plan, Continues to Seek Community Feedback
As part of a comprehensive approach to public safety, a multi-phase process will begin with arming top two GWPD officials.
President Ellen M. Granberg Welcomes Class of 2027 to GW during Move-In
More than 2,500 first-year and transfer students arrived over the weekend as the university’s 19th president embarks on her first academic year at GW.
Leaders Offer Perspective as Preparation for the Medical Education Journey to Come
GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences M.D. Program welcomes members of the Class of 2027 during the 25th Annual White Coat and Honor Code Ceremony.
Inside the Inferno: What the Maui Fires Mean for Hawaii—and the World
As wildfires devastated Hawaii, Geography Professor Lisa Benton-Short explained how climate change fanned the disaster’s flames.