The Cicada Cycle: How the Buzzing Bugs Alter Forest Food Chains
New research by GW biologists reveals that even after cicada emergences subside, the insect invasion continues to eat away at ecosystems.
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Popular GW Course Examines Political Visions in Movies
Elisabeth Anker’s students relate political readings to films.
GW Serves: Innovative Senior Fights against Gender-Based Discrimination in Puerto Rico
Criminal justice major Helena Betancourt champions project reducing period poverty on her home island.
In Photos: GW Presidential Inaugurations through the Years
Take a look back at previous conferrals of leadership at GW prior to President Ellen M. Granberg's investiture ceremony on Nov. 3.
Still Need a Halloween Costume? GW Expert Offers Tips
Relax, use what you have on hand and have fun.
In Advance of the Upcoming Investiture Ceremony, Here's a Look at the Symbols of the University
Leadership will be formally conferred on President Granberg on Nov. 3.
David DeGrazia’s book articulates ethical arguments supporting and opposing substantial gun control.
GW Professor Received Grant From National Institute of Justice
The goal of the research is to overcome the problems previously encountered with poor quality and quantity of hair DNA.
The book chronicles major political scandals throughout Tennessee's history.
CCAS Professor Named President of Scientific Society
Patricia Hernandez is the first woman from an underrepresented minority group to take on the role of president in the organization’s history.