#GWToDo: Native American Heritage Month 2026
From movie nights to all-day celebrations at the Smithsonian, some ways to uplift Indigenous stories at GW and around D.C. this month.
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GW Celebrates Postdocs and Their Contributions to Research
The 2026 Postdoc Appreciation Day recognized researchers advancing discovery across disciplines while building the skills, independence and experience to lead their own research programs.
Lech Wałęsa Urges U.S. to Reclaim Global Leadership During GW Visit
The former Polish president shared his views on current global challenges and the need to strengthen a commitment to global democracy.
The Store Celebrates 10 Years of Supporting GW Students
GW’s food pantry provides students with a welcoming space to access essential resources.
GW Alumnus Debuts Short Film Exploring Culture and Ambition
By balancing a career in technology with his passion for filmmaking, Niyi Odumosu is building a platform for stories that entertain, challenge and inspire audiences.
SMPA Professor Authored New Book
Efrat Nechushtai examines the relationship between journalists and their audiences in a new book.
SMHS Professor Presents at National Medical Association Convention
Samar A. Nasser discussed how improved health data collection can help address health disparities impacting Arab American communities.
GW Students Selected as Planet Forward Correspondents
Raina Pawloski and Natalie Peoples will explore environmental issues through journalism and visual storytelling as part of the 2026–27 cohort.
Ask a GW Expert: What is Techno-Pragmatism?
Associate Professor David Karpf calls for skepticism regarding AI’s claims for the future—and for more regulation.
A Soldier’s Sacrifice, A City’s Story: Chase Prize Spotlights Student Writers
At the annual Julian Clement Chase Prize ceremony, GW student writers brought a young soldier’s beloved hometown to life through stories and activism.