Events for Native American Heritage Month Celebration
Trips to the Smithsonian, nature walks, film screenings and more things to do at GW and in D.C. to learn about Indigenous culture this month.
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GW Students Take Home Top Honors at Annual D.C. Public Health Case Challenge
The multi-disciplinary team earned the grand prize in the 10th annual competition for its proposal to improve the health of unhoused women in D.C.
A One-Stop Shop for Undergraduate Fellowships and Research Mentoring
Jacob English directs the Center for Undergraduate Fellowships and Research, where students can explore research opportunities, fellowships and graduate study.
GWSB Professor Shares Financial Tips for College Students
Vanessa Perry says now is the time for students to start building good financial habits.
GW Experts Discuss the Israeli-Hamas Conflict
In two Elliott School events, speakers provide historical context, examine policy implications, and share their predictions for the future.
Global Food Institute Commences Search for Visionary Executive Director
The institute seeks a transformative leader with deep expertise in food issues and ability to forge impactful partnerships.
GW Alumni Authored Book on China’s Engagement in Africa
David Shinn and Joshua Eisenman analyzed how China has expanded its relationship with Africa in cooperation, technological investment and cultural programs.
In Photos: Nightmare on H Street
GW students flocked to University Yard for a night of festive Halloween fun.
In Photos: GW Safety and Security Fair
Annual event shared safety tips, safety tool giveaways, how-to instructions on Kogan Plaza.
Movie Screams: GW Community Members Pick Favorite Fright Flicks
Zombies! Werewolves! Vampires! Fall brings more than sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes into our lives. It’s scary movie season!