Alumnus Writes Book on the First and Most Influential Decade of ‘The Simpsons’
At George Washington University, Alan Siegel bonded with other students over a love for the show.
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GW Faculty and Staff Named 2025–26 Fulbright Grant Recipients
The four recipients will conduct research, teach and lead projects in Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, Serbia and Northern Ireland.
DIG-ging Anthropology: Senior Bridges Labs, Lessons, Leadership
Lucia Kustra studies primate cultures and leads the next generation of anthropologists as president of the DIG pre-professional fraternity.
Ask a GW Expert: How Should I Hydrate?
GW Nursing professor Richard Ricciardi explains how much water you should drink daily and what the differences are among the many bottled waters.
The Fine Print on Fingerprints
In classrooms and crime scenes, Forensic Sciences Professor Heidi Eldridge relies on evidence over assumptions and encourages students to think for themselves.
Museum Weaves Together Power, Spirituality and Everyday Life in ‘Enduring Traditions’
The second centennial exhibition celebrating the GW Museum and Textile Museum features pieces that tell communal stories.
Q & A with the New Co-Directors of GW’s Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics
As co-directors, Bailard and Porter aim to strengthen IDDP’s role in supporting informed public dialogue.
Getting to Know the DMV: Adams Morgan
This vibrant neighborhood has something for everyone, including the upcoming Adams Morgan Day Festival on Sept. 14.
Bright Beginnings for New GW Students
Students gathered in Potomac Square for a candle lighting ceremony hosted by the Center for Interfaith and Spiritual Life.
Sevin Yeltekin Takes the Helm at GW Business with Vision for Collaboration and Impact
The new dean aims to strengthen community ties, expand interdisciplinary opportunities and position GW at the forefront of business, technology, law and policy.