GW Medical Students Look to the Future after a Successful Match Day
The annual event puts future physicians on the next leg of their medical education journey.
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Swimmer Makes Mark on NCAA Championships
Julia Knox was GW’s first women’s swimmer to make the national competition since 1995.
Heather Nesle, B.A. ’97, M.T.A. ’99, helped bring the first statue of historic women to Central Park.
Bouchet Society Students Highlight Research, Advocacy Efforts
Six Ph.D. students will be inducted into the Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, which recognizes diversity and excellence in doctoral education.
GW Serves: Senior’s Newark-Based Nonprofit Empowers Young Boys in Hometown
Milken Institute School of Public Health student Miguel Cardona started Boys to Leaders Foundation when he was in middle school.
Elliott School Professor Receives 2023 Luciano Tomassini International Relations Book Award
The award is presented to the author of an outstanding book on Latin American foreign policies and international relations.
GW Business Professor Ranked as Global Leader in Published Research
Yi-Chun (Chad) Ho, associate professor of information systems & technology management at GW Business, was ranked #24 worldwide .
Celebrate South Asian Heritage at GW
Don’t miss a two-author book talk and keynote event with Netflix star Aparna Shewakramani this week as the 10th annual celebration kicks into gear.
GSEHD Alumna Named Regional Schools Superintendent of the Year
Amy Cashwell is in her fifth year as superintendent in Henrico County Public Schools.
GW Nursing Professor Accepted into Leadership Mentoring Program
The program addresses the need for replenishing the pipeline of nurse practitioner leaders.