Juniors from Coolidge High School Discuss Animal Protection in Moot Court
GW Law helps high school students practice research writing skills while educating them about animal issues.
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GW Athletics Inducts Hall of Fame Class of 2022
The university acknowledges contributions of eight individuals and one team.
GW Launches Telehealth App to Better Meet Student Needs
Pilot partnership with AcademicLiveCare allows students to schedule a telehealth or virtual counseling service with the click of a button.
Leading in Equity for Women: GWSB Once Again at the Top for M.B.A. Enrollment
The school has earned praise from numerous outlets for its inclusion efforts.
SMHS’s Rodolfo V. Curiel Led Study on Autoimmune Disease Medication
Rodolfo V. Curiel, associate professor of medicine at SMHS, led researchers from GW who published the study.
Alumni Brothers Parker Calvert and Clayton Calvert Launch Free Arts Exhibition Space in NYC
Parker Calvert, B.A. ’08, and Clayton Calvert, B.A. ’10, launched the NYC Culture Club.
GWSB’s Herman Aguinis Listed among Most Productive Authors of Strategic Leadership Research
Herman Aguinis, the Avram Tucker Distinguished Scholar at GWSB, was named one of the most productive and dominant authors of strategic leadership research.
Angel Jones, Ph.D. ’20, published a new book titled “Street Scholar: Using Public Scholarship to Educate, Advocate and Liberate.”
GW Offers Advice ahead of Career Exploration EXPO
Katherine Norton and Courtney Frost, both of the Center for Career Services, provide tips for students to put their best feet forward talking with potential employers.
A Novel Approach to Stuttering: Listening
Former NBA star Michael Kidd-Gilchrist gave CCAS speech pathology students a glimpse into his experiences with stuttering—and insights into what people who stutter need from therapists.