Want to Change Attitudes on Vaccination? Try a Little Empathy
Even among groups with entrenched attitudes to vaccination, GW researchers showed that an empathetic, constructive social media approach can foster change.
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SMPA Names New Associate Director
Award-winning author and journalist, Jesse Holland, will be the new associate direcotor of the School of Media and Public Affiars.
Alumna Kendall Isadore Shares Her Passion for Music as Member of The String Queens
The GSEHD alumna plays a unique blend of soulful and classical music that has earned her invitations to play Carnegie Hall, President Joe Biden’s inauguration and the Kennedy Center.
GW Partners with NIST to Strengthen the U.S. Scientific Workforce
The National Institute of Standards and Technology awards GW’s SEAS up to $29.9 million to develop and train a diverse pool of scientists and engineers
GW Business Alumnus Kyle Albrecht Spearheads MLS GO
As Leo Messi’s arrival gives the league and soccer in the U.S. a popularity boost, the youth recreational program aims to increase participation and access to kids outside the sport’s existing...
GW Honorary Doctor of Music, President’s Medal recipient and occasional GW guest lecturer was a cultural icon who serenaded listeners for decades.
Sarah Malinowski traveled to Ukraine to improve her prosthetic knee prototype with input from amputees injured from Russia's war in Ukraine.
Health Professions Requiring Advanced Degrees Have Few Latinos
New GW study shows that Mexican Americans are the most underrepresented Latino group in occupations such as doctor and dentist.
How Meta’s Threads Compares with Twitter
Threads app grabbed 100 million users in less than five days. Will it replace Twitter?
Planting the Seeds to Cocoa Growth
GW student researchers traveled to Trinidad and Tobago for a project aimed at revitalizing the nation’s cocoa farming industry.