Elliott School Dean Appointed to National Endowment for Democracy Board
The National Endowment for Democracy’s board of directors includes leading scholars and practitioners in democracy and foreign policy.
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CCAS Student Published in The Washington Post
Allison Robbert’s photos that were published in The Post featured lambs grazing in the backyard of local homes in Arlington, Virginia.
GW Business Professor Authored Book
Herman Aguinis’ book can be a tool for managers to help employees grow and improve to support their organization’s strategic objectives.
CCAS Professor Asked to Speak at International Science Conference
Sylvain Guiriec's expertise includes high-energy astrophysics.
GW Research, Expertise on Display at World’s Largest General Scientific Society Meeting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science’s 2024 Annual Meeting brought together leading scientists, students, government agencies, foundations and more.
Black Heritage Month’s Soul Revue Samples Popular Culture
GW students spoof TV shows, celebrity rappers in the name of coming together as a community.
Sesno Series Spotlights Utah Gov. Spencer J. Cox and a Way to ‘Disagree Better’
Journalists Michel Martin and Jonah Goldberg say dying local news coverage and social media help push disagreement to contempt.
GW Business Ranked No. 1 in World for Women’s Enrollment in MBA Programs
The Financial Times recognized the school for leading the charge in cultivating a diverse and inclusive environment for women.
Making Hiss-tory: How Snakes Scaled Evolutionary Heights
From losing legs to stretching skulls, snakes evolved faster and with more variety than other species, a new study reveals.
Women in Healthcare Face Higher Burnout Rates Compared to Their Male Colleagues
New study also identifies factors that protect women healthcare professionals against harmful stress.