Study Shows Prevalence of Long COVID among GW Community
Research demonstrates even young, healthy people can and do develop symptoms consistent with long COVID.
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The longtime GW supporter had a unique relationship with the university and the city of Washington, D.C.
GW Campus Store Moving to a New Premier Location at 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue
The move planned for fall 2023 brings expanded space, broader products and more amenities to the GW and Foggy Bottom communities.
Several Major Changes Coming to New Venture Competition
Applications for the one of the nation’s top student entrepreneurship contests close on Jan. 29.
Founder of the Equal Justice Initiative and author of Just Mercy has been representing capital defendants and death row prisoners since 1985.
CCAS’ Eric H. Cline asks why civilizations collapse and what happens afterward. (Hint: It’s not aliens.)
GW Serves: Junior Finds Power in Being a Voice for Others
International affairs major Dasia Bandy was recently elected as the advisory neighborhood commissioner of D.C.’s single member district 2A07.
GW Hosts Lecture on Importance of Antiracism in Counseling Services
The 2023 MLK Jr. Lecture at GSEHD focused on moving toward antiracism and preparing future mental health professionals to utilize antiracist practices in their work.
Men’s Basketball Handles Conference Favorite Dayton 76-69
Bishop scores 27 with seven assists as the team improves to 4-2 in A-10 Conference.
Resolve to Make Smarter Health Resolutions in 2023
GW Physician Brad Moore recommends making healthier choices over weight-loss goals for the new year.