Student Research at GW and Beyond Grows through Digitized Scientific Collections
CCAS’ Carly Jordan receives $1 million NSF award supporting course-based undergrad research experiences facilitating use of online natural history collections.
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After Eight Years as Roommates, Doctors Prep for New Adventures after Commencement
Alexandra Mandel and Sarah Schmitt have been roommates and best friends from their first year as GW undergraduates all the way through medical school.
Controversy Disrupts U.S. News Law School Rankings
This year, debate surrounds the annual rankings published by U.S. News & World Report.
How I Got the Job: Connecting with the World
GW senior international affairs major and French minor Oliver Haddow will begin his multi-year Peace Corps appointment in Senegal shortly after Commencement.
James Tate Welcomes Conversation and Feedback in Supporting Campus Safety
GW’s police chief believes enhanced public safety and community engagement go together.
How to Donate to the Swipe Out Hunger Campaign at GW
The Swipe Out Hunger Campaign at GW helps those struggling with food insecurity on campus.
Spike Offers Comfort and Steals the Show
The Wrightons' dog, Spike, regularly accompanies President Wrighton around campus.
Report Finds U.S. Control of D.C. Parks Exacerbates Inequities in the City
The report by GW finds that parks in communities beyond the National Mall are poorly maintained and operate with few resources.
Germany’s Top Information Officer Discusses Cybersecurity and AI at GW
Lt. Gen. Michael Vetter shared his insights with GW vice provost for research and other top university leadership.