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Richard Weitzner

GW's Richard Weitzner Receives NACUA Distinguished Service Award

Deputy General Counsel honored for extraordinary service and long-term contributions to higher education law.

Calvin Cafritz Awards Honor D.C. Government Employees Going Beyond Responsibility

This year’s winners designed systems for greater efficiency in government operations, delivering improved services for city residents.

Amita Vyas

GW Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health Pushes to Close Gaps in Care

The federally funded center at Milken Institute SPH works to alleviate the many challenges affecting women, families and children globally and at home in D.C.

Fireworks over the U.S. Capitol

What to Know about July 4 in D.C.

Campus closures, free Metro rides, heat-beating techniques and more.

Jade Floyd

Ask a GW Expert: How Can Women Prepare for Leadership Roles Early in Their Careers?

Jade Floyd is a senior vice president at Bryson Gillette and an adjunct professor at GW. Throughout her career, she has helped shape the public image of many high-profile leaders.

Christiane Morton, B.A.’26

GW Recognized as Leading Producer of Gilman Scholars

Hundreds of GW Students have received scholarships over the years that allowed them to gain access to impactful international opportunities.

The Good Food for All summit came to GW June 10. (William Atkins/GW Today)

Community Food Programs Step Up as Government Cuts Back

Despite challenges, a summit hosted by the Partnership for a Healthier America and GW’s Global Food Institute laid out hope for access to healthy food.

James Joyce statute in Dublin

Re-Joyce: Bloomsday in Dublin Draws Literature Lovers

A GW Today writer traveled to Dublin to see how a challenging book inspired a city-wide celebration.

In Photos: GW Staff and Faculty Festival 2026

The annual festival celebrates accomplishments of GW faculty and staff.

Virginia Science and Technology Campus

VSTC Transition: Questions and Answers

Baxter Goodly, vice president for safety and operations, provides an update on the Virginia Science and Technology Campus.