GW Community Honors MLK Jr.’s Legacy with 30th Annual Day of Service and Leadership
Over 500 GW students engaged in community service projects across D.C. and reflected on MLK Jr.’s vision of peace and justice.
GW Community Honors MLK Jr.’s Legacy with 30th Annual Day of Service and Leadership
Over 500 GW students engaged in community service projects across D.C. and reflected on MLK Jr.’s vision of peace and justice.
Michael Smith, CEO of the federal agency AmeriCorps, joined GW community reflecting on King’s call for a ‘beloved community.’
White House Adviser Arati Prabhakar Discusses AI, Climate Change and Promoting Health
President Biden’s director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy talked about her work in the White House, what’s ahead in technology in a conversation with GW President Granberg.
In Video: Our Democracy at Work
CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck in discussion with Political Science Professor Christopher Warshaw.
Q & A: What to Watch for at the Inauguration
One of GW’s political science experts says the ceremony is an important bridge between campaigning and governing.
Ambassador Reuben E. Brigety II Honored in Flag Ceremony
The former Elliott School dean concludes his post as U.S. Ambassador to South Africa.
Post-Election Poll Shows Eroding Trust in Government and Sources of Information
Graduate School of Political Management study shows Americans worry about disinformation and misinformation spreading online.
José Andrés Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Biden presented the world-renowned chef, humanitarian and founder of GW’s Global Food Institute with the nation’s highest civilian honor.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Unpacks the Grocery System at Global Food Institute Summit
USDA top official Tom Vilsack spoke at this convening of retailers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, academics, community leaders and other key stakeholders.
More Young People Seek Permanent Contraception Post-Roe v. Wade
Milken Institute SPH’s Julia Strasser led a study showing an increase in tubal sterilization and vasectomy after the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson decision.
Former President Carter Remembered as Humanitarian, Visionary
The 39th president died on Dec. 29, leaving a complicated historical legacy. An official state funeral in Washington was planned for Jan. 9.
The prestigious award, presented by George Washington University's Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication, recognizes Duckworth's outstanding contributions to U.S. diplomacy and...
Top 3 Tips to Stay Sane over Holiday Break
Chief Wellness Officer Lorenzo Norris offers some practical behavioral steps to maintain your health and your peace this season.
Dec. 15 Marks 200 Years of GW Commencements
Presidents, celebrities and a convicted body snatcher have delivered Commencement addresses since the first one, with the Marquis de Lafayette in the audience.
Religion, Politics and the 2024 Election
The Elliott School and SMPA co-host a discussion on the role of Christianity and religion among Trump voters.
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