For Indigenous Students, Heritage Means Connecting with New and Old Stories
Students for Indigenous and Native American Rights (SINAR) leads GW’s Native American Heritage Celebration this November.
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GSPM ‘Mastering the Room' Podcast Panel Dissects 2024 Election
Mark Mellman and Whit Ayres discussed campaign successes of GOP, failures of Democrats.
KACIF Program Bridges Gap for Students Pursuing Public Service Internships with Financial Support
Donations to the fund help GW students secure career-building internships without having to sacrifice financial stability.
What Does Your Group Need? Student Org Giving Challenge Starts Today
Competitive fundraising drive runs through Dec. 3, with the first $25,000 to be matched by the Office of the President.
Cracking the Code of Science Denial
Science breakthroughs are often shadowed by science deniers. In his Dean’s Seminar, Chemistry’s Holden Thorp teaches students how to read their playbook.
GW Honors Veterans with Celebration Marking 70th Anniversary of Veterans Day
The university’s military-affiliated students, faculty and staff gathered for a Veterans Day brunch, reflecting on GW’s longstanding commitment to service members and their families.
Two GW Faculty Members Receive National Recognition
GW Law Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew and SMHS professor Monika Kumari Goyal were elected to the National Academy of Medicine.
In Photos: First-Generation Week
First-Gen students at GW celebrate with events like "Grocery Bingo" and "First-Gen, First Career."
Imagine That: Professor Pictures Unique Mind’s Eye
Psychology’s Sarah Shomstein was skeptical of aphantasia, a phenomenon where people lack mental imagery. Then she looked inside her own head.
New Gift from Conways’ Bedford Falls Foundation Expands Support for Nursing Students
Military veterans to receive the majority of $3.75 million in new scholarship funding.