‘Weaving an Empire’ Shows How Textiles Enabled Inka Rule
The GW Museum and Textile Museum exhibition displays the diverse traditions of the Americas’ largest empire.
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Doctoral Student, at Age 20, Begins Pursuit of Third GW Degree
Lola Nurullaeva, a first-generation student exploring data science and systems engineering, is blazing her own trail.
Loneliness and Local News: How ‘News Deserts’ Increase Isolation
A new study by GW political science researchers found that the decline of local news is leaving Americans less informed—and more isolated.
#GWToDo: GW’s Latin Heritage Celebration 2026
Events include summits, parties, performances and a keynote from U.S. Rep. Delia Ramirez during the annual student-organized celebration, running through Oct. 15.
GW Students Gain Global Perspective at World Bank Youth Summit
Joselle Mensah and Sarah Vibbert had the chance to hear from world leaders and work on projects that simulated real-world policy challenges.
Revolutionary Tales - McKenzie Young
The aspiring journalist and longtime dancer spent the summer sharing her passion for GW with the university’s newest students.
In Photos: GW Remembers 9/11 with Flag Planting and Ceremony on Foggy Bottom Campus
Nearly 3,000 U.S. flags were on display in University Yard to remember those lost, including nine alumni.
How Worried Should We Be as the U.S. National Debt Exceeds $40 Trillion?
School of Business’ Danny Leipziger shares his insights on how the country reached this historic debt level and what it means going forward.
Picturing 9/11: Alumnus’ Photos Frame GW Story
On Sept. 11, 2001, Brandon Perlman, B.A. ’04, turned his camera on a campus in crisis. Twenty-five years later, his photographs preserve GW’s experience.
Strategic Framework Working Groups Release Recommendations for Community Feedback
Three groups spent the past year developing recommendations to strengthen advising, expand interdisciplinary research and deepen GW’s D.C. experience.