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Woodrow Wilson Fellows from ESIA

Three Elliott School Faculty Members Receive Prestigious Fellowship

David Shambaugh, Moses Kansanga and Joanna Spear selected for Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowships for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Anne Lindberg's "what color is divine light?" is a massive site-specific installation composed of thousands of chromatic threads. (William Atkins/GW Today)

Divine Light Dawns at the Museum

Two linked exhibitions explore the concept of sacredness in space.

Softball player swinging bat

Free Moniker Merchandise Available at Upcoming University Events

The GW community will have more opportunities to make their voices heard regarding the four moniker option finalists.

Professor Joubin works with a student.

GW English Professor Uses AI to Teach Shakespeare and Critical Theory

Alexa Alice Joubin said the new technology has much to offer students, including helping them develop critical skills.

CAP class South Africa

GW Business’ Consulting Abroad Program Celebrates 15 Years of Impact

More than 1,200 Global M.B.A. candidates have worked with over 180 partners in 21 countries since 2009.

Vicky Wang

GW Serves: Chemistry Student Believes Changes to Justice System Matter

Vicky Wang, also a criminal justice minor and future forensic chemistry graduate student, gains inspiration tutoring kids from underserved communities at D.C. nonprofit.

James Bishop Iv

James Bishop IV to Return for Final Season with Men’s Basketball Team

Atlantic 10 scoring champion commits to GW for 2023-24 campaign.

Aron Kershner

GW Alumnus and Goldman Sachs Managing Director Aron Kershner Emphasizes Importance of Communication

Quantitative investment portfolio manager is also an adviser of GW’s Investment Institute.

GW Engineering grad Thomas J. Doherty, B.S. '89

Successful GW Engineering Alumnus Champions Giving Back

Thomas J. Doherty, SEAS B.S. ‘89, challenges former scholarship recipients to support future generations.

Giving Day 2023

Giving Day Broke University Record for Highest Number of Donations in 24 Hours

Funds raised from nearly 3,200 donors will go toward student aid, academic programs and other areas of need.