Resources Available for GW Students Preparing for End of Semester and Finals
Students are encouraged to keep both mental and physical health at the top of mind while navigating the fall semester’s home stretch.
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Browse past GW Today articles in our archives.
GW Recognized as Top Gilman Scholarship Producer
The scholarship supports Pell Grant recipients studying and interning abroad.
Senior Skye Jannery-Barney Shares Her Thoughts from COP27 in Egypt
Jannery-Barney was part of GW’s delegation that presented at the global gathering on how universities and NGOs use smart technologies to enact climate solutions
Open Doors: Matthew Lieber, M.A. '04, Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Scholarships at GW made it easier to take unpaid internships at renowned institutions, igniting Lieber’s interest in public service.
The Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics-led team will focus over two years on developing broad support systems for women journalists.
George Washington University Police Build Community
By creating opportunities for students to interact with him and GWPD officers in relaxed settings, Chief Tate is working to build a stronger GW community.
GW’s Title IX Office Issues Its First Annual Report
The Title IX Office hopes to raise awareness about the resources they offer those impacted by sexual harassment.
Open Doors: GW Alumnus Endows Opportunity for Future Engineers
Gennaro "Gene" Colabatistto, M.S. '96, establishes the new Colabatistto Endowed Scholarship in Engineering.
Out in the Streets: For Geography Students, D.C. is their Classroom
From bike lanes to bus stops, the geography majors in David Rain’s class travel throughout the District to understand curbside use and inform public policy.
What to Know This Holiday Shopping Season
Renowned scholar on consumer experience and psychology Donna Hoffman of GWSB offers expertise and advice to shoppers.