Dedication and Innovation Celebrated at the 21st Annual Calvin Cafritz Awards Gala
The GW Center for Excellence in Public Leadership and the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation honored distinguished D.C. government employees.
Dedication and Innovation Celebrated at the 21st Annual Calvin Cafritz Awards Gala
The GW Center for Excellence in Public Leadership and the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation honored distinguished D.C. government employees.
GW Hosts Candidates Forum for Ward 7 D.C. Council Seat
Ten people seeking to succeed retiring Council member Vincent Gray, B.A. ’64, answered questions at the Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist Church.
SMPA Discussion Provides Insights on How Social Media Influencers Redefine Political Marketing
The discussion touched on topics including ensuring authenticity in political messaging on social media platforms and challenges in partnering with influencers for political ads.
Better Futures for People and the Planet Take Shape at GW
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) was among featured speakers at an event celebrating the university's Alliance for a Sustainable Future.
Professors discuss what they want their students to take away from their course.
GFI founder José Andrés, U.S. Reps. James McGovern and Chellie Pingree and USDA officials were among the speakers at a two-day summit.
Amicus Brief Urges Supreme Court to Protect Public Health and Uphold EMTALA
Milken Institute SPH Dean Lynn R. Goldman joined public health scholars and health care organizations in filing friend-of-the-court brief to protect the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.
From Organizing Farmworkers to Getting out the Vote
Julie Chávez Rodríguez, the grandchild of César Chávez and adviser to two U.S. presidents, discussed the importance of Latinos in U.S. politics with CBS News’ Ed O’Keefe.
At GW Law's Environmental Law symposium, student James Crisafulli won the Grodsky Prize for the year’s best paper.
The Brave New World of AI in Political Campaigns
SMPA and “Campaigns and Elections” sponsored a discussion on the role of artificial intelligence in the 2024 election cycle.
Q & A: How to Cure a Case of Political Déjà Vu
Voting early is a good idea, according to a George Washington University political expert.
CPS Hosts Panel on Women in Homeland Security
Women leaders discussed the paths they took to move ahead in a growing field.
Students from GW Catholics Explain What Holy Week and Easter Means to Them
Climax of the Lenten season is a time for Christians to celebrate and recognize the crucifixion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
GSEHD Fellowship Addresses Antisemitism and Fosters Jewish Inclusion
The Fellowship & Summer Institute on Antisemitism and Jewish Inclusion, sponsored by the Naomi Foundation and the Academic Engagement Network, is accepting applicants for 2024.
GW Business Forum to Focus on Advancements and Implications of AI Technologies
The second annual GW Business & Policy Forum will bring leading experts and practitioners in AI to campus.
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