Photographer Beverly Price Feels a Spiritual Connection to her Art
Speaking in this fall’s Research + Practice lecture series at GW, she said photography is a form of time travel.
Politics & Society
GW Political Scientist David Szakonyi Is an Expert on Corruption
Citizens should subscribe to their local paper, turn out to vote and reward politicians who insist on accountability.
Experts at GW Law Discussed Pending U.S. Supreme Court Cases
Second Amendment rights, the shadow docket and other topics were raised by panelists at annual fall SCOTUS preview.
Students with Questions about the Election Process Find Answers at GW Votes
Help with registering, voting by mail and other topics is available.
How Worried Should We Be as the U.S. National Debt Exceeds $40 Trillion?
School of Business’ Danny Leipziger shares his insights on how the country reached this historic debt level and what it means going forward.
Ask a GW Expert: How Could Tax Policy Mitigate Harms Caused by Artificial Intelligence?
Jeremy Bearer-Friend, associate professor of law, has proposed a sovereign wealth fund using stock shares from AI firms, attracting interest from U.S. senators.
Community Food Programs Step Up as Government Cuts Back
Despite challenges, a summit hosted by the Partnership for a Healthier America and GW’s Global Food Institute laid out hope for access to healthy food.
GW Hosts Forum for 2026 D.C. Mayoral Candidates
Moderated by SMPA’s Steven Roberts, five hopefuls for the District’s highest office laid out their visions for the city.
Media Mogul and Philanthropist Ted Turner Remembered by GW Community
At GW, Turner’s legacy lives on through SMPA’s Ted Turner Professor of Environmental Media position.
Q & A: What Led to Spirit Airlines’ Fall?
GW School of Business’s Jungho Suh examines the decline that led to Spirit Airlines ceasing operations.
The Complicated Terrain of American Protest Music
The George Washington University hosted music critic Ann Powers for the annual Dudley Memorial Lecture.
GW Experts Reflect on American Democracy at 250
At a GW community event, Professors Mary Anne Franks and Denver Brunsman examine the current state of polarization as part of the United States’ larger story.
TEDxFoggyBottom Conference Returns with Theme ‘Two Steps Forward’
Annual student-organized event on Saturday will convene innovators, entrepreneurs and changemakers for a day of talks and community engagement.
GW Graduate Student Is a Noted Expert on Congressional Rules
Master’s degree student Kacper Surdy knows all about parliamentary procedure.
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