Summer Boot Camp Seeks to Kickstart New Research on ‘Trustworthy’ Artificial Intelligence
By Kristen Mitchell
A group...
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Documentary by GW Professor Aims to Educate about Systemic Racism
By B.L. Wilson
Wendy Ellis, an assistant professor in the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health and director of a documentary, “America’s Truth: Cincinnati...
SMHS Highlights Scholarship at Annual Medical Student Research Day
By Thomas Kohout
More than 150 students from the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) medical doctor program presented abstracts, poster sessions and...
GW Alumni among First Peace Corps Volunteers to Return to Overseas Service
By Nick Erickson
Two George Washington University alumni were among the first Peace Corps volunteers to return to in-person, overseas service when they set off for their missions...
Electra America Hospitality Group Acquires Hotel from GW
George Washington University has sold One Washington Circle to the Electra America Hospitality Group (EAHG), a joint venture between Electra America...
Business Pride Network Provides a Safe Space for Students
By Nick Erickson
According to a report by the Proud & Thriving Project...
GW to Discontinue Use of Colonials Moniker
The George Washington University Board of Trustees has decided to discontinue the use of the Colonials moniker based on the recommendation of the Special Committee on the Colonials Moniker. Both...
In Photos: Black Photographers on Black Fatherhood
Curated by SMPA’s Imani M. Cheers and opening to public view June 19, “Framing Fatherhood” at the Corcoran centers holistic representations of Black masculinity
New GW Liver Transplantation Program Performs Inaugural, Multi-Organ Transplant
By Thomas Kohout
The George Washington University Transplant Institute’s Liver Transplantation Program and surgeons Stephen Gray and Lynt Johnson recently completed the institute’s first...
Future Engineers Explore Nanotechnology at GW
High school students learned how to use tools in the GW Nanofabrication and Imaging Center to build extremely small electronic devices.