Planet Forward Summit Shows How Storytelling Can Be a Catalyst for Climate Action
Experts and industry leaders discussed how digital storytelling builds trust, engages audiences and furthers environmental solutions.
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When GW Business Needed a New Campaign, Its Students Pitched In
The result is now showing up across Metro stations and buses throughout D.C. and it started in the classroom.
GW Graduate Student Is a Noted Expert on Congressional Rules
Master’s degree student Kacper Surdy knows all about parliamentary procedure.
MJ Childs Elected SGA President, Aicha Sy Vice President
Sophomore leaders win SGA races with focus on affordability, accessibility and campus connection.
In Photos: Buff & Bloom Week 2026
Incorporating a new philanthropy campaign to this year's event, GW raised a total of $23,475 for World Central Kitchen.
Months after Walk for Peace Comes to GW, Focus on Mindfulness Remains
GW Buddhist Chaplain Amitha Khema Thero offers resources that help practitioners manage stress, navigate emotions and perhaps access Walk for Peace energy.
In Video: The Cultural Impact of American Music
CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck and Professor of Music Loren Kajikawa discuss how the power of music serves as a medium for change.
GW Announces Permanent Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
Emily Hammond has served as interim vice provost since September 2025.
Nancy Pelosi Reflects on Democracy, Leadership at GW’s Sesno Series
The event brought together students, scholars and policymakers for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of American democracy.
GW Establishes New Office of Equal Opportunity
Office assumes responsibility for oversight of the university’s civil rights compliance responsibilities under federal and local laws.