The Class of 2026’s Advice to Students
Recent graduates say getting involved, keeping an open mind and exploring the city are all keys to making the most out of the GW experience.
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Go Serve! GW First-Year and Transfer Students Partake in Projects Across D.C.
At the annual Welcome Day of Service, GW’s Class of 2030 visited 68 sites throughout the nation’s capital, connecting them to the local community.
Class of 2030 Begins GW Journey at Convocation
President Ellen M. Granberg and university leaders welcomed first-year and transfer students to GW and challenged them to use D.C. as an extension of their education.
GW Welcomes Students During Move-In
Students settle into their residence halls as the 2026-2027 academic year begins.
GW Named a Top-Performing Institution for Nationally Recognized Boren Awards
Sponsored by the federal government, undergraduates graduate students study abroad in destinations deemed critical to US national security interests.
Safety Information for the Start of the Academic Year
University officials offer safety tips and resources.
GW Alumna Appointed as UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees
Tressa Rae Finerty has extensive experience in diplomacy, humanitarian affairs and international cooperation.
CCAS Professor Served as Distinguished Visiting Professor in Guyana
Michael Massiah taught chemistry and biochemistry courses and supported research and program development at the University of Guyana.
CCAS Professor Receives Fulbright Award
Madison Brumbaugh will work with autism specialists in Kyrgyzstan.