New Report: Federal Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Could Result in 1 Million Jobs Lost
Severe economic consequences projected across all 50 states, including billions in lost tax revenue.
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Gaming with Your Brain? That’s the Tip of the Iceberg
Xiaodong Qu of GW Engineering is probing the brain-computer interface, from mind-controlled video games to new directions in neurological health research.
Ensuring Access to Resources for All Isn’t a Zero-Sum Game
Conference convened by GW’s Equity Institute brought together researchers, practitioners and advocates to discuss how equity benefits everyone.
2025 New Venture Competition Finalists Announced
Award ceremony set for April 10 in Jack Morton Auditorium.
Ganiyat Adeduntan Named Women's Basketball Head Coach at GW
After four years as head coach at Colgate, former GW assistant returns to Foggy Bottom to lead the GW Revs.
South Asian Heritage Celebration Lifts up Many Voices
The monthlong student-run tradition spotlights a vast geographical region that includes hundreds of cultures.
The brief argues the protection is vital for ensuring equitable access to healthcare, particularly in medically underserved areas.
Men's Basketball Accepts Invitation to Inaugural College Basketball Crown
GW Revs will play Boise State on March 31 in Las Vegas.
Knee Deep: Senior Serves up Sports and Art
Luther Rice Fellow MC Daubendiek, a volleyball player and artist, told the bruising story of student-athletes through photos of one body part: their knees.
Together with her late husband, Cyrus Katzen, she made a record-breaking philanthropic gift establishing the Katzen Cancer Research Center.