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National Press Members Pull Back Curtains To Their Coverage of Jan. 6 Aftermath
By Nick Erickson
Four national journalists reporting on the aftermath of the Jan. 6 insurrection see covering the follow-up investigations and federal cases against individuals involved in...
Who’s Afraid of Critical Race Theory (and What Exactly Is It, Anyway)?
By Greg Varner
Critical race theory (CRT) has been widely discussed lately in the media, often by people who lack a clear understanding of what it is.
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More than 36 million Americans who have left college are not recognized for the semesters or even years of higher education they’ve completed.
By Ruth Steinhardt
From the National Mall outward, Washington, D.C., can feel like a 68-square-mile museum, packed with stone and metal tributes to towering figures in history and the...
CCAS Arctic Researchers Partner with Indigenous Communities
Vera Kuklina, a research professor in George Washington University’s Columbian College of Arts and Sciences’...
Update on Additional Federal Government COVID-19 Relief Funding
To the George Washington University Community:
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund III (HEERF III) is a program authorized by the American Rescue Plan...
Board of Trustees Approves Resolution of Appreciation for President Thomas LeBlanc
The Board of Trustees recognized President Thomas LeBlanc’s achievements and service to GW during its fall meeting...
IDDP-Led Team to Develop Rapid Response System for Online Harassment Victims
By Ruth Steinhardt
As part of the 2021 cohort of the National Science Foundation’s Convergence Accelerator, a team headed by Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics Director Rebekah...
Experts: Many Implications of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan Still Unknown
By Nick Erickson
The images and reports that have surfaced from Afghanistan since the United States first announced and then executed its full troop withdrawal have been unnerving to much...
