Forging a Link between Food and Health
At the Good Food for All Summit, national leaders, innovators explored solutions linking nutrition access to health, dignity and community transformation.
Politics & Society
From Emancipation to Juneteenth: The Long Road to Freedom after the Civil War
GW History Department Chair Denver Brunsman discusses the evolution of Juneteenth.
Combating Global Hunger in Today’s Lower-Budget Landscape
The Global Food Institute at the George Washington University co-hosted a summit on the path forward for international food aid.
Two European leaders highlighted the shifting dynamics of global diplomacy, defense and cooperation in conversations at GW.
GW Law Alumna Nominated to U.S. Court of Appeals
Whitney Hermandorfer, J.D. ’15, is President Trump’s first judicial pick of his second term.
Professor David Shambaugh’s Latest Book Examines the Collapse of U.S.-China Engagement
The internationally recognized scholar on contemporary China argues that decades of U.S. engagement with China have unraveled due to diverging expectations.
At Lisner, José Andrés Tells an Epic Story—His Own
The renowned chef, author, humanitarian and founder of GW’s Global Food Institute discussed his new book, “Change the Recipe.”
Ambassador of Trinidad and Tobago Applauds Project to Upgrade His Country’s Cocoa Production
GW Institute for Corporate Responsibility and the Coca Research Center of the West Indies discussed creating a sustainable model for producing chocolate.
Experts at GW Provost's webinar say complex issues of academic freedom and freedom of expression call for nuanced views.
GW Serves: Senior Draws Inspiration from Intersectional Service
Human services and social justice student Melissa Epstein has worked with the Nashman Center and Sasha Bruce Youthwork during her time at GW.
Supporting Black Farmers Supports America
A panel discussion on the past, present and future of Black farming elevated the voices of farmers and experts in the field.
Milken Institute SPH Hosts Forum Kicking Off National Public Health Week
Expert panelists discussed how to combat health misinformation and other challenges.
Women Leaders in the World of Diplomacy
The 25th annual Women’s Leadership Conference presented a panel of women diplomats who discussed navigating global relations.
GW Students Unite for Day for the Nations
The SGA-sponsored event celebrated the many countries from which GW students come.
The balance between investors and local communities was the focus at this year's Shapiro Symposium, where student Coleman Wheeler won the Grodsky Prize for the year’s best paper on environmental law.
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