Chief Brito’s First Months at GWPD Bring Progress Enhancing Safety
Priorities have included aligning officers with GW culture, advancing supervisor training and the arming process, and connecting with students and partners.
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How I Got the Job: Stepping into New Interests
During her time at GW, alumna Devorah Schwartz explored different fields and, after graduation, continued building new skills she now uses in her role at Nike.
How a GW Professor is Rethinking Business Education in the Age of AI
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, GW Business Professor Michael Tadesse is teaching students how to adapt, innovate and lead in a rapidly changing workforce.
GW Law Hosts 2026 Shapiro Environmental Law Symposium
Speakers discussed responding to rapid change in the field.
Experimental Hookworm Vaccine Trial Shows Promise
Led by SMHS’ David Diemert, the Phase 2 human trial showed reduced infection intensity and potential protection from anemia.
GW Releases New Brand Guidelines
The new brand guidelines reflect the refreshed brand strategy and provide design and storytelling tools to help GW communicate a cohesive university narrative.
Revolutionary Tales - Justin Liu
After an uncertain start to his college life, first-generation senior Justin Liu found a home at GW—forging a community and a sense of belonging.
Women’s Basketball Brings Postseason Hoops Back to GW, Smith Center
After an eight-year absence from postseason play, the GW Revs host Bradley in the WNIT Thursday night.
GW Announces Leadership Transition in Information Technology
Anna Vakulick named interim vice provost for IT, Geneva Henry returns full time to Libraries and Academic Innovation.
Prying Government Secrets Loose
The National Security Archive, housed at GW, plays a vital role in democracy and history and gives students a unique experience.