Not All Parks Are Created Equal
A study from Milken Institute SPH found disparities in park size, air quality and heat exposure in urban parks across the U.S.
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The Panoply of GW Research Shared with Science Writers
The D.C. Science Writers’ Association Professional Development Day featured GW expertise and research.
GW’s Class of 2026 by the Numbers
A snapshot of the students, programs and milestones that make up GW’s soon-to-be graduates.
Class of 2026’s Fondest GW Memories (Part Two)
From the National Mall to the NICU, graduates reflect on the people, places and moments that defined their GW journeys.
Revolutionary Tales - A Trio of Emerging Artists
Graduating senior across artistic disciplines—including Benjamin Cunningham, Eve Harclerode and Jordan Tovin—exhibited their work at the NEXT Festival.
Ask a GW Expert: What Banned Books Should I Read This Summer?
Tired of the predictable paperbacks on your summer stack? Sociology’s Daina Eglitis shares her banned-book recommendations for bolder beach reads.
GW Researchers Pack the Smith Center for InnovationFest
The university-wide research showcase highlighted work across the disciplines.
Media Mogul and Philanthropist Ted Turner Remembered by GW Community
At GW, Turner’s legacy lives on through SMPA’s Ted Turner Professor of Environmental Media position.
A Course That Changes How You See the World, Starting With What You Eat
At GW, the World on a Plate course is changing the way students think about food—and everything connected to it.
Q & A: What Led to Spirit Airlines’ Fall?
GW School of Business’s Jungho Suh examines the decline that led to Spirit Airlines ceasing operations.