For GW Truman Scholar, Public Service Means Opening Doors
Bryson Handy credits his family with inspiring his commitment to public service and belief that a more equitable world is possible.
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GW Serves: Finding Purpose in the Classroom
GW senior Mackenzie Campbell-Gill discovered confidence, connection and a passion for helping others while tutoring D.C. elementary students.
Faculty in Focus: The Learning Laboratories of Francys Subiaul
From toddlers to terriers, Francys Subiaul explores the science of social learning to reveal how animals acquire knowledge—and what makes humans so good at it.
GW Community Members Honored With 2026 Excellence in Student Life Awards
Nominated students, faculty, staff and student organizations received a variety of awards recognizing their contributions to campus life.
Women’s Leadership Program Hosts Student-Alumni Networking Night
Students in WLP hear from alumni about navigating careers and embracing flexibility.
Guiding SMHS Forward: A Conversation with Interim Dean Andrew Artenstein
In a Q & A, Artenstein discusses his first few months at GW.
Engineering Students Show Their Work at R&D Showcase
GW Engineering researchers displayed projects that ranged from reducing AI hallucinations to mapping public transit safety incidents.
GW Startups Win Big at GW New Venture Competition
The nationally recognized competition awarded over $100,000 to winners from the GW community Thursday night in the Jack Morton Auditorium.
Annual NEXT Extravaganza draws more than 1,000 revelers to the Flagg Building for a celebration of art.
Since 2016, author Robert Blaemire has focused on writing, channeling his political insight into books.