How I Got the Job: From Environmental Interest to the White House
International affairs and public health major Arzina Lakhani turned a passion about climate change into an internship in the Biden administration.
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Third Cohort of GW Academic Leadership Academy Celebrates Graduation
Leadership launches the nomination process for the fourth cohort.
Engineering Students Show off Years of Work at Research and Design Showcase
More than 250 researchers across multiple disciplines presented work on fluid dynamics, irrigation systems, sensory sports equipment for the blind and more.
2023 Georgey Awards Celebrate the Best and Brightest in GW Athletics
Men’s and women’s swimming & diving share Team of the Year honors.
Lessons from Vietnam: Why the War Still Resonates Today
In a CCAS-sponsored event, historians, cultural experts and political and military leaders reflected on the Vietnam War’s global influence 50 years later.
GW Launches National Academy of Inventors Chapter
The organization is dedicated to recognizing and promoting academic innovation.
GW Brings Industry and Government Leaders Together for Inaugural Cybersecurity Forum
The daylong event further strengthened the university’s commitment to cybersecurity research and education.
GW Professors Discuss Anti-Democratic Tendencies in the Modern World
The trio of authors explained how their new books analyze anti-democratic tendencies throughout history that are relevant to modern politics.
University Continues Progress toward Eliminating Fossil Fuel Investments
GW remains on track to remove 100 percent of fossil fuel investments from its endowment by 2025.
Student Voices: Undergraduate Research Assistant Anissa Ozbek
The third-year Elliott School student traveled to Austria to present at the 2023 Artic Science Summit Week.