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Exploring Ancient Viruses to Uncover New Clues about Asthma and Allergies

GW researcher Pedro Gazzinelli Guimaraes receives NIH New Innovator Award to investigate how dormant viral genes in our DNA may drive allergic lung inflammation.

Mock Shaadi

Photo Gallery: Mock Shaadi in Foggy Bottom

The GW Pakistani Students Association celebrated its annual mock traditional wedding, Mock Shaadi, Friday.

 Herman Aguinis

GWSB Professor Named Among World’s Most Highly Cited Researchers of 2025

Aguinis is recognized for his significant contributions to global economics and business knowledge.

Jamestown colonists trade with Wampanoag Indians at Martha’s Vineyard in this 1597 Theodor de Bry illustration.

Ask a GW Expert: Are There Better Ways to Celebrate Thanksgiving?

The Thanksgiving story distorts the legacy of Native Americans. GW history professor David J. Silverman explains how to celebrate the holiday respectfully.

GW Founders Gate

GW Student Received Distinguished Undergraduate Award

Olivia Nippe-Jeakins was recognized for her academic excellence.

Julie A. Monaco

GW Alumna Received Lifetime Achievement Award

The award highlighted Julie Monaco’s decades-long influence and leadership in the financial services industry.

Y. Tony Yang

GW Nursing Professor Received Prestigious National Social Justice Award

Yang was honored for his leadership in advancing health equity and social justice in public health.

USAID/UN Food Programme in Sudan

Humanitarian Aid Faces a Crossroads, New GW Study Finds

In post-USAID era, humanitarian ecosystem is not simply experiencing temporary disruption, it is reconfiguring.

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GW Law Alumnus’s Latest Gift Supports Experiential Learning While Helping Local Small Businesses and Nonprofits

The latest gift from Jeffrey Kohn, J.D. ’84, is just one of the many ways he gives back to his alma mater.

President and CEO of Paradigm Companies Stanley Sloter, GWSB Alumnus, fourth from left, leads students on a tour of a site his organization is developing. Sloter is an adjunct professor of finance with CRES.

Building from the Ground Up

GW Business groundbreaking real estate program hits 15-year milestone.