GW Engineering Professor Wins Grant Uniting Young People, Environmental Justice and Technology
Students will monitor urban air quality in Baltimore and perhaps decide to study engineering as a result.
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First-Generation College Students at GW Do the Heavy Lifting Together
A strong community and wealth of resources help first-gen students navigate college life.
Open Doors: Serena Wong, B.S. ’11
SJT scholar and first-generation college graduate finds meaning helping low-income students access higher education and thrive.
Election Day Worries? Meet George Washington University’s Resident Voting Rights Expert
GW Law Professor Spencer Overton offers advice to officials and voters.
Former D.C. Official, an Expert in Health Equity, to Hold First of 14 New Endowed Professorships
LaQuandra Nesbitt will serve as executive director of a new Center for Population Health Sciences and Health Equity, senior associate dean and the bicentennial
What’s the Big Idea: Mira Tackles Healthcare Inequality
Alumnus Khang Vuong uses technology to help people who are underinsured or without insurance.
GW Medical Faculty Associates Seeks Purchaser for 2300 M Street Building
MFA to sell, lease back the medical office building at 2300 M Street to be better prepared for future growth and expansion.
A Triple Threat of Influenza, RSV and COVID-19 Is Knocking
What to do to keep the viruses out in the cold; where to get flu and COVID-19 vaccines.
Fab Four Return to the Spotlight in GW Course on ‘Recording the Beatles’
Students learn how innovative John, Paul, George and Ringo really were—and how music fits into life’s broader context.
At the Mic: GW Students Lead Interview with World Bank Principal
Professor Scheherazade Rehman’s Age of Globalization classes visited the international financial institution on Monday.