Fluid Dynamics Plays a Key Role in Predicting Cardiovascular Dangers
GW Engineering Ph.D. candidate’s work exploring how anatomical factors affect blood flow could inform better screenings for patients at risk of atherosclerosis.
Archives
Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
T. Rex Reunion: New Discovery Grows Dinosaur Family Tree
A research team including biology’s Alex Pyron examined fossils in New Mexico to uncover T. rex’s earliest known relative in North America.
GW Students Honor MLK Jr. with Day of Service
Over 300 members of the GW community volunteered with 13 organizations and the acting U.S. labor secretary around the D.C. area on Monday.
GW and Community Leaders Discuss Importance of Voting on MLK Day
The university-sponsored panel comes at a time where voting laws and rights are under a national and political microscope.
In Photos: GW Welcomes Back Students for Spring 2024 Semester
Move-in, New Student Orientation and Bid Day were some of the highlights of the weekend before the start of the spring semester.
CCAS Professor Recognized for His Work in Chemistry
Christopher L. Cahill was awarded the 2023 Hillebrand Prize in recognition of his contributions to the science of chemistry.
GW Alumna Is Founder of International Hunger Relief Organization
A Well-Fed World works to strengthen plant-based feeding and farming solutions for communities around the world.
GW Alumna Named One of Tennessee’s People of the Year
Glenda Baskin Glover was the first woman to serve as president of Tennessee State University.
GW Alumna Named Partner at New York Law Firm
Susan M. Vignola is in Patterson Belknap’s Tax-Exempt Organizations practice group, where she represents a wide range of charitable and nonprofit institutions.
#GWToDo: Martin Luther King Jr. Week
Celebrate the life and legacy of the civil rights hero at GW and around D.C.