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CyberGraph: Mapping Cyber Threats to Prevent the Next Attack
By Tatyana Hopkins
Although nearly every aspect of our lives relies on technology, our current cybersecurity infrastructure is not prepared to effectively defend our social, economic and...
Milken Professor Calls for Urgent Research on COVID-19 and Sperm
New research must be done to help determine whether SARS-CoV-2, the strain of coronavirus that causes COVID-19 disease, is viable in semen or whether it damages sperm, said Melissa J. Perry, a...
Legal Experts Examine Trump's Attacks on the Inspectors General
By Tatyana Hopkins
While there is a long and bipartisan history of presidential administrations being “at best” skeptical of the institution of inspectors general and “at worst” firing...
The killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis while in police custody, which came after the high-profile...
Colonial Health Center Offers Virtual Summer Resources
Even though most George Washington University students are not on campus, the Colonial Health Center is still offering a number of resources this summer...
Message from President Thomas LeBlanc
Dear GW Community,
Like everyone in our community, I write to you today feeling sad and angry about the brutal killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, along with the...
Virtual Teaching Camps Will Help Instructors Transition to Distance and Blended Learning
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University Libraries and Academic Innovation (LAI) will host a series of summer workshops to help...
GW Alumni Boost Ventilator Production for COVID-19 Relief
By Briahnna Brown
As CEO of Ventec Life Systems, a health care equipment manufacturer, Chris Kiple, B.A. ’06, J.D. ’12, and his...
Family Violence Increases during Pandemic
By Tatyana Hopkins
Quarantine has been incredibly dangerous for adults and children in abusive relationships and households around the world, said Joan S. Meier, a professor of clinical...
Sam Johnson, a George Washington University alumnus and military pilot who spent years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam before serving more than two decades in Congress, died Wednesday in Texas. He...
