Study: Unionized Nursing Homes Report Workplace Safety Data
Nursing homes with unions are 78% more likely to report workplace Injury and illness data to OSHA, GW researchers revealed.
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Getting to Know the DMV: Adams Morgan
This vibrant and culturally diverse D.C. neighborhood offers a bit of everything for lovers of food, art and history.
Two GWPD Supervisory Officers Armed as University Progresses in Implementation Plan
The university continues to engage with students, faculty and staff and will host community forums later this month.
Elliott School Professor Received Foreign Minister's Commendations
Shoko Hamano was honored for her work promoting Japanese language education in the United States.
GW Law Alumna Supports STEM Students Designing A Better World
Sharon Crane recently traveled to Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi to see first-hand the impact of her pro bono client’s innovation.
GSEHD Alumna Won Outstanding Dissertation Award
Neenia Barlatt-Higgins was recognized by the University Council for Workforce and Human Resource Education.
GW Business Professor Spent Summer in Egypt as Visiting Research Professor
Salah Hassan held a forum addressing the role of universities in promoting dialogue on climate action.
Wish I Had Known This When I First Came to GW
GW Today asked some members of the Class of 2023 to look back on their time at the George Washington University and think about what they wished they had known early in their matriculation.
Can ChatGPT Co-Author Your Study? (No, But It May Help with the Research.)
GW professors John Paul Helveston and Ryan Watkins helm an online repository documenting the use of large language models in scientific research.
GW Hosts Conference in Honor of the Republic of Korea’s Founding
The conference examined the legacy of the ROK’s first president, a GW alumnus, and the modern relationship between the U.S. and South Korea.