There Goes the Sun: The Science of the Solar Eclipse
What is an eclipse? How long will it last? And why’s it so rare? Prior to the April 8 event, Physics Chair Alexander van der Horst answers eclipse questions.
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GFI founder José Andrés, U.S. Reps. James McGovern and Chellie Pingree and USDA officials were among the speakers at a two-day summit.
Leading the Way to AI You Can Trust
The George Washington University announces new GW Trustworthy AI Initiative and partnership with Fortune 500 company SAIC.
Amicus Brief Urges Supreme Court to Protect Public Health and Uphold EMTALA
Milken Institute SPH Dean Lynn R. Goldman joined public health scholars and health care organizations in filing friend-of-the-court brief to protect the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.
From Organizing Farmworkers to Getting out the Vote
Julie Chávez Rodríguez, the grandchild of César Chávez and adviser to two U.S. presidents, discussed the importance of Latinos in U.S. politics with CBS News’ Ed O’Keefe.
At GW Law's Environmental Law symposium, student James Crisafulli won the Grodsky Prize for the year’s best paper.
How the GW Student Health Center Is Expanding Gynecologic Health Services
The Student Health Center has increased the primary care services it offers to students to include pap smears.
Muslim members of the GW community have been able to practice together while sharing their culture with both each other and their non-practicing peers.
Planet Forward Summit Returns to GW with Theme ‘Solutions for Survival’
The 2024 Planet Forward Summit will highlight how creativity and storytelling can help in the urgent search for solutions to the climate crisis.
The Brave New World of AI in Political Campaigns
SMPA and “Campaigns and Elections” sponsored a discussion on the role of artificial intelligence in the 2024 election cycle.