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New NeuroArts Collective Merges Performing Arts and Public Health
The collaboration between Washington Performing Arts and the Milken Institute SPH will advance brain health and well-being in senior communities.
GW Community Continues MLK’s Legacy through Service across D.C.
From preparing Narcan kits to organizing clothing donations, GW students and alumni spent MLK Day putting service and civic engagement into action.
Photo Gallery: Black Excellence Gala
The Black Men's Initiative's inaugural gala offered attendees a glamorous opportunity for recognition and connection.
GW Honors Martin Luther King Jr.’s Vision of Community during 31st Annual MLK Day of Service
An interfaith panel reflected on faith, service and shared humanity before volunteers spread out across Washington, D.C., to serve local communities.
GW Program Prepares Public Safety Professionals for High-Stakes Events
Emergency management leader Jason Kephart shares how GW’s new CBRNE-WMD program helped strengthen his ability to prevent and respond to public-safety threats.
Faculty in Focus: Heather Stebbins
A performer, composer and technologist as well as an educator, the associate professor of music gives students tools to tell their own stories through sound.
GW Business Students Harness AI in Inaugural Chatbot Competition
FraudLens, a chatbot that determines why a transaction is flagged, judged winner by industry executives.
GW General Counsel to Step Down
Vice President and General Counsel Charles Barber will step down on June 30 after more than two decades of service to the university.
In Video: The Ecology of Plant and Animal Interactions
CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck and Professor of Biology John Lill discuss the interplay between plants and animals, and the impact of climate change on their coexistence.