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 David Tamay

GW Junior Earns Fellowship to John Lewis Young Leaders Program

Selected from over 500 applicants, David Tamay will join 14 other students from public and private universities across the country in the 2026-2027 cohort.

Angela R. Pashayan

Political Science Faculty Member Addresses United Nations

Angela R. Pashayan highlighted the importance of advancing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at the United Nations.

Khadijah Akeem-Cox

GW Ph.D. Student Completes Prestigious ACLS Fellowship

Khadijah Akeem-Cox completed a research project with CAIR as part of the fellowship.

 Michael McDonald

Senate Confirms GW Alumnus as Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities

Michael McDonald will serve as the 13th chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Professor's Gate

GW Alumni Council Welcomes 16 New Members

The new members bring experience across education, public service, business, law, technology and other fields to the council.

Permafrost in Arctic

Global Study Indicates Widespread Permafrost Degradation

GW geography researchers led an international team that found permafrost thaw is intensifying across the planet.

School of Nursing

School of Nursing Launches Direct Entry MSN Program

A pathway into nursing for graduates with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree, the program focuses on clinical experience, systems-level education and leadership.

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Ready for Liftoff: Student Joins NASA Telescope Team

Astrophysics graduate student Zane Pennella is working behind the scenes on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope as it prepares for its launch into space.

Students at Lincoln Memorial

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.

Street signs at I and 25th streets, NW.

Getting to Know the DMV: Foggy Bottom

Get to know the neighborhood many GW students call home.