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Microbiology Professor Receives $1.6 Million Grant for HIV Research
Imtiaz A. Khan, a professor of microbiology, immunology and tropical medicine at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, received a $1.6 million federal grant from the National Institute of...
Celebration Marks Launch of GW Global Women’s Institute
A special rendition of “She’s Got the Whole World in Her Hands” by GW Music Department faculty members Millicent Scarlett and Malinee Peris heralded the launch of the university’s newest...
Provost Hosts Strategic Plan Town Hall
Provost Steven Lerman hosted a town hall meeting Nov. 19, taking questions from George Washington community members as administrators move closer to releasing a second draft of a strategic plan...
Jennifer Wisdom Is New Associate Vice President for Research
George Washington University recently hired Jennifer Pelt Wisdom as the university’s associate vice president for research. Dr. Wisdom has a background in clinical psychology and health services...
Stephanie Figgins, B.A.’11, has been selected as a 2013 Marshall Scholar. The first George Washington recipient of the award since 2006, Ms. Figgins will spend two years in graduate programs at...
GW Global Women’s Institute to Launch Nov. 27
The George Washington University’s Global Women’s Institute, a university-wide initiative that promotes and supports the rights...
University Leaders Answer Student Questions
George Washington administrators President Steven Knapp, Provost Steven Lerman, Vice President for External Relations Lorraine Voles, Senior Vice Provost Forrest Maltman, and Dean of Students...
News Veteran Ted Koppel on Latest Edition of ‘The Kalb Report’
Is network news on its way out?
That was the topic of conversation between news veterans Ted Koppel and Marvin Kalb on the latest edition of “...
Students Testify in Support of Building Project
George Washington University’s efforts to redevelop several of its investment properties on Pennsylvania Avenue took an important step forward when the D.C. Zoning Commission held a public hearing...
Students Work for a Just Local Food System
This year, a garden covering less than a quarter of a square city block has made a real impact on food security for underserved Washingtonians. All it took was a couple of George Washington...
