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Ask a GW Expert: How Do I Begin My Service Journey at GW?

Assistant Vice Provost and Nashman Center Executive Director Amy Cohen shares how GW students interested in service can get involved.

MFA lobby

GW, MFA and UHS Report Progress in Negotiations

University leaders shared a brief update on the status of negotiations among the George Washington University, the Medical Faculty Associates (MFA) and Universal Health Services (UHS).

Virginia Ali delivered keynote remarks and received a Community Impact Award at the OneGW Summit's closing reception last Friday. (William Atkins/GW Today)

Community, Culture and Inclusion Shine at OneGW Community Summit

The two-day event featured panels, workshops and an opening festival where community members celebrated diversity and came together across differences.

Pam and Meredith Segal

Trustee’s Family Foundation Bolsters Basketball, Sesno Series Civil Discourse Events with $3 Million Gift

Alumni couple Ted and Meredith Segal elevate only-at-GW experiences.

‘The Best of Times, the Worst of Times’ for Biomedical Research

Former NIH director Francis Collins highlights scientific breakthroughs, funding pressures and the future of the field at GW.

Tempietto

Get to Know Ed Balleisen

GW Today sits down for an interview with the university’s new provost.

Edward J. Balleisen

University Announces New Provost

Edward J. Balleisen, senior vice provost for interdisciplinary programs and initiatives at Duke University, will assume the role July 1.

CSF Dinner 2026

Circle of Philanthropy: Scholarship Dinner Highlights Impact of Giving

At the annual Celebration of Scholarships and Fellowships, GW students show how donor support fuels the opportunity to pursue their passions.

In Photos: Veteran Day of Service 2026

More than 100 GW volunteers spent their Saturday completing beautification projects, serving local senior communities and more.

Anna Jayne Kimmel stand in the Flagg Building atrium

Q and A: Loitering or Waiting? On the Interpretation of Gestures

George Washington University professor combines dance and law to argue for more precise readings of gestures and the body.