GW Urges Community to Power through ‘COVID Fatigue’
By Kristen Mitchell
George Washington University leaders urge the on-campus and off-campus communities to continue following public health guidance and adhere to safety measures put in...
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Board of Trustees Holds Virtual Fall Meeting
The George Washington University is looking closely at data on the spread of COVID-19 and considering its options for the spring semester, with the goal of providing another update to the...
GW All Access: Multicultural Student Services Center
By Briahnna Brown
The sense of community at the Multicultural Student Services Center (MSSC) is a lot like a colloquial handshake, said Michael Tapscott...
The Opening Round: Analyzing the First Presidential Debate
By Tatyana Hopkins
American presidential debates have long served as an opportunity for potential voters to view the political opinions and public policy proposals of the candidates vying...
Cross-Disciplinary Research to Quantify Evolution, Spread of Misinformation
By Kristen Mitchell
When...
Vaccine Opposition Online Uniting around ‘Civil Liberties’ Argument
Anti-vaccination discourse on Facebook increased in volume over the past decade, coalescing around the argument that...
GW All Access: Libraries and Academic Innovation
From Zoom auditions to virtual whiteboards, LAI provides technological resources for students and instructors during virtual learning.
GSPM Alumnus Discusses Lobbying during Trump’s Presidency
By Briahnna Brown
For the first part of his career, being Latino was a challenge for Ivan Zapien, M.A. ’95.
Efforts to...
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Opera Fan, Swedish Translator, Icon and Friend
GW Law faculty and alumni recalled personal memories of the Supreme Court justice who died Sept. 18.