Saving MLK: Alumnus Author Recounts King’s Days of Peril
By John DiConsiglio
In October 1960, a 31-year-old Martin Luther King Jr. not yet the civil rights icon who would inspire a nation, agreed to join a student sit-in at an Atlanta department...
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Researcher: Democracy Can Thrive in Darkness
Fear has invaded many aspects of American political life, but hasn’t quashed political organizing, scholar Emily Van Duyn said at an IDDP-hosted conference.
FAQ: COVID-19 and Return to Campus Spring 2022
The George Washington University is addressing frequently asked questions about...
Alumna Returns to GW as New Director of Student Entrepreneurship
By Nick Erickson
Kate Heath, M.B.A. ‘10, returned to George Washington University in November as the new director of student entrepreneurship in the Office of Innovation and...
Online Parenting Communities Pulled Closer to Extreme Groups
Parenting communities on Facebook were subject to a powerful misinformation campaign early in the COVID-19 pandemic that pulled them closer to extreme groups and their misinformation, according to...
Nearly 2 million new cases of pediatric asthma every year may be caused by a traffic-related air pollutant—a problem...
Around the World: TSPPPA’s Adams Completes Global Journey
Globe-trotting professor joined an ultra-exclusive club as a visitor to all 196 nations on earth.
The George Washington community is remembering the life of Dwight S. Cropp, a former GW professor of public administration and special adviser to GW President Emeritus Stephen J. Trachtenberg....
GW Senior Takes Part in COP26 Conference
By Nick Erickson
Growing up in a New Jersey suburb of New York City, George Washington University senior Francesca Edralin believes many in the United States are in a bubble regarding...