Diplomacy in Real-Time: In Brussels, Students Study Ukraine-Europe Ties
As the U.S. pulls back from aiding Ukraine, a study abroad class gave students an inside look at how Europe is filling the void.
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GW Civic Changemakers Help Young Voices Shape Their Communities
Through a Nashman Center summer program, GW student interns guide D.C. middle schoolers in turning the issues they care about into community action.
Ask a GW Expert: How Could Tax Policy Mitigate Harms Caused by Artificial Intelligence?
Jeremy Bearer-Friend, associate professor of law, has proposed a sovereign wealth fund using stock shares from AI firms, attracting interest from U.S. senators.
GW, MFA and UHS Finalize Transaction to Transition Clinical Services
Preserves continuity of care for patients while supporting faculty roles in education and research.
Advice to Incoming Students on Finding and Building Community
Recent graduates who forged friendships together their first year on campus pass along traditions and tips to help the Class of 2030 make the most of life at GW.
Staff Profile: Have You Met...William Atkins?
For nearly two decades, University Photographer William Atkins has used his camera to capture life at GW.
Alumna Jonquel Jones Wins WNBA All-Star Game MVP
The 2025 Commencement speaker had 22 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists in the exhibition contest featuring the game's best players.
Five GW Students and Alumni Receive Fulbright Grants for 2026–27, with One More Named as Alternate
Selection by the prestigious Fulbright program attests to GW’s international impact.
Tessa Fabiniak earned the 17th annual Marilyn J. Koering Award after achieving the highest grade in anatomical sciences.
SMPA Professor Named to 2026 Journalism Hall of Fame
Cheryl W. Thompson was recognized for her award-winning investigative journalism and contributions to the field.