Graphitic Carbon Nitride Material Could Improve Public Health
By Kristen Mitchell
A School of Engineering and Applied Science researcher is developing a carbon- and nitrogen-based material that could have...
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GW Battleground Poll Shows Widespread Concern about Trump’s Behavior
There is widespread national concern about President Donald Trump’s public discourse and behavior, according to the latest...
Photo Gallery: Proud to Be GW at the VSTC
The George Washington University's Virginia Science and Technology Campus welcomed President Thomas LeBlanc to the campus's Proud to Be GW celebration.
Professor Diana L. Burley Named Outstanding Educator
SC Media honors GSEHD's Dr. Burley for her work on cybersecurity issues.
George Washington University community members turned out in droves to watch the partial solar eclipse over Washington, D.C., Monday afternoon. Although out of the...
Political Management Professor Writes about Confederate Statues Controversy
Matthew Dallek says the controversy about the statues is centuries in the making.
Defense Writers Group Moves to GW, Joins New Project for Media and National Security
The Defense Writers Group, an association of defense and national security correspondents with 50 member news organizations from around the globe, will move to the George Washington University and...
Minority Women Exposed to Toxic Chemicals in Beauty Products
Women of color have higher levels of beauty-product related chemicals in their bodies compared to white women, according to a commentary published by a...
Title IX Office Expands with Three New Staffers
By Ruth Steinhardt
The George Washington University is expanding its Title IX Office with three new staffers, two of whom will...
Corcoran School Reorganized into Seven Academic Programs
By Julyssa Lopez
The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design has announced that as part of its new governance structure, ratified by a Corcoran faculty vote in February, five departments...