GW Recognizes Veterans and Military-Affiliated Family Members
At a ceremony in the City View Room, university leadership celebrated the service of the 1,400 veterans and their family members enrolled at GW.
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GW Initiative Strives to Expand Tourism to Indigenous Communities in the Americas
Tribal lands don’t receive much tourism, but the International Institute of Tourism Studies is working to change that while supporting Indigenous communities to protect their sacred sites and rituals...
From Cuba to Captain to Congress—The Journey of Rafael E. Diaz
Legislative affairs master’s student and U.S. Army captain will begin assignment in Congress as a Congressional Fellow in January.
Military-affiliated Students Add Perspective to Classroom Discussions
Two GW Business alumni discuss their time at the university and its welcoming environment for military veterans, active duty servicemembers and their families.
In Photos: Two Student Groups Organize Event for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The African Students Association and the Black Girls Pre-Health Collective co-sponsored the event to spread awareness about the disease.
New Study Finds Electric Vehicles Are Driven Less Than Gas Cars
One of the largest studies to date finds current EV owners drive far fewer miles than owners of gas vehicles, translating to lower emissions savings from EVs.
First-Gen Week: Students Reflect on What it Means to Be First Gen
Five officers in First Gen United share what it means to be a first-generation student at GW and the amount of pride they have in that identity.
The first generation program associate in the Office of Student Life shares some of his favorite things, including a passion for basketball and Marvel.
GSEHD Unveils First GW/DCPS Equity-Centered Leadership Cohort
Sixteen DCPS employees began the program in fall 2023.
Brandman Foundation’s $500,000 Gift to Support Veterans Creates $1 Million Scholarship Fund
Prominent philanthropist Joyce Brandman endows fund to close financial need gaps after military educational benefits.