For LGBT Groups, Institutions Often a Losing Numbers Game
As Pride Month begins, public policy professor Eiko Strader talks about her research on discrimination and poverty risks across the global LGBT community.
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Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Recognized as a Rising Star
Silver Waves Media lauded Zak Boisvert as one of the top 75 assistants in college basketball.
Martha Finnemore Wins ‘Nobel Prize’ of Political Science
The political science and international affairs professor was recognized for her groundbreaking work on areas including global governance.
University Continues to Seek Comments on GWPD’s Implementation Planning
Members of the GW community are encouraged to share feedback by June 23.
GW and José Andrés Celebrate Launch of Transformative Global Food Institute
“We can—more important, we must—put food at the heart of creating a better world,” José Andrés told attendees.
Veteran Fulfills Dream of Nursing Career
The William and Joanne Conway Transitioning Warriors Nursing Scholars Initiative at GW helps veterans like Elizabeth Kovacich enter the civilian nursing workforce.
Women’s Rowing Set for NCAA Championships
GW begins racing for the NCAA title on May 26, on the Cooper River in Pennsauken, N.J.
The new moniker was consistently the top-ranked option in every round of a yearlong process driven by feedback from GW students, faculty, staff and alumni.
GW Swimmer Featured on ABC News
Ryan Patterson, B.A. ’22, a graduate student-athlete, was featured for his work as one of the aviation industry's most sought-after photographers.