Haiti as Emblematic of the Black Struggle for Freedom
GW’s Africana Studies Program hosts a Black History Month Symposium on fugitivity and freedom.
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Q&A: The End of Work From Home: What’s Fueling the Return-to-Office Mandates?
GW School of Business professor Sharon Hill discusses the factors driving companies across the country to require employees to return to in-person work and how employees are responding.
GW Student Volunteers Offering Free Tax Return Help
Certified volunteers will prepare tax returns through April 12.
Longtime faculty member and respected economist left a lasting mark on GW through scholarship, mentorship and leadership.
South Asian Heritage Celebration Unravels Old Tropes to Weave New Stories
The monthlong student-led celebration brings together multiple organizations to showcase a vast and vibrant diaspora.
New Method Detects Clusters of Viruses in Wastewater
A study by GW Engineering’s Yun Shen demonstrates an effective new way to detect and isolate vesicles inside which dangerous microbes can travel.
GW Student-Athletes Give Local Teen ‘Priceless’ VIP Experience
Members of GW's Dream on 3 chapter created a special weekend for a Bethesda high school student to experience the power of sports, community and belonging.
GW Research Associate Selected for Digital Science Communication Fellowship
Aline Maybank will help expand public understanding of environmental health through her work.
Corcoran Professor Wrote New Book on Conceptual Artist Jack Goldstein
Alexander Dumbadze examines the life, work and legacy of the influential artist in a new volume.
GW Alumna Selected for Prestigious East-West Dialogue Fellowship
Clara Sherwood joins an international exchange program designed to strengthen relationships between future leaders in the Arab world and the West.