Promise and Perils: AI Ethics Take Center Stage at GW Panel
CCAS scientists and philosophers debated the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence in the classroom, the research lab and beyond.
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GW to Host AAAS Forum on Science and Technology Policy, Expanding Strategic Partnership
The two-day event will bring together more than 200 experts, policymakers, researchers and institutional leaders.
An expert on national security, human rights, the law of armed conflict and foreign affairs privatization, Dickinson is widely cited by actors in the field.
After 45 Years at GW, Zephra Coles’ Focus Remains on People
The longtime GW Engineering staff member will be honored at the annual Career Milestones ceremony on Wednesday.
#GWToDo: Native American Heritage Month 2026
From movie nights to all-day celebrations at the Smithsonian, some ways to uplift Indigenous stories at GW and around D.C. this month.
GW Celebrates Postdocs and Their Contributions to Research
The 2026 Postdoc Appreciation Day recognized researchers advancing discovery across disciplines while building the skills, independence and experience to lead their own research programs.
Lech Wałęsa Urges U.S. to Reclaim Global Leadership During GW Visit
The former Polish president shared his views on current global challenges and the need to strengthen a commitment to global democracy.
The Store Celebrates 10 Years of Supporting GW Students
GW’s food pantry provides students with a welcoming space to access essential resources.
GW Alumnus Debuts Short Film Exploring Culture and Ambition
By balancing a career in technology with his passion for filmmaking, Niyi Odumosu is building a platform for stories that entertain, challenge and inspire audiences.
SMPA Professor Authored New Book
Efrat Nechushtai examines the relationship between journalists and their audiences in a new book.