GW and José Andrés Celebrate Launch of Transformative Global Food Institute
“We can—more important, we must—put food at the heart of creating a better world,” José Andrés told attendees.
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Veteran Fulfills Dream of Nursing Career
The William and Joanne Conway Transitioning Warriors Nursing Scholars Initiative at GW helps veterans like Elizabeth Kovacich enter the civilian nursing workforce.
Women’s Rowing Set for NCAA Championships
GW begins racing for the NCAA title on May 26, on the Cooper River in Pennsauken, N.J.
The new moniker was consistently the top-ranked option in every round of a yearlong process driven by feedback from GW students, faculty, staff and alumni.
GW Swimmer Featured on ABC News
Ryan Patterson, B.A. ’22, a graduate student-athlete, was featured for his work as one of the aviation industry's most sought-after photographers.
Geography Professor Rewarded with CCAS Impact Award
Aman Luthra, an assistant professor of climate and environmental change, will continue his research on the extent of pollination limitation in crop production.
GWSB Professor Receives Fulbright Specialist Program Award
Herbert J. Davis, professor of strategic management and international affairs, begins his project June 30.
CPS Faculty Member Admitted to the Supreme Court Bar
Leibow was sworn in this spring in open court before all nine justices.
The endowed positions focus on orthopedic surgery, kidney diseases and hypertension, and ophthalmology.
GW Recognized as a Historically Top Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers
The university achieved the ranking among colleges and universities of all sizes for the number of Peace Corps volunteers for the past 20 years.