GW’s Academic Leadership Academy Graduates its Sixth Cohort
GWALA program helps faculty and staff sharpen their leadership skills.
Research & Learning
Engineering Students Show Their Work at R&D Showcase
GW Engineering researchers displayed projects that ranged from reducing AI hallucinations to mapping public transit safety incidents.
GW Startups Win Big at GW New Venture Competition
The nationally recognized competition awarded over $100,000 to winners from the GW community Thursday night in the Jack Morton Auditorium.
Annual NEXT Extravaganza draws more than 1,000 revelers to the Flagg Building for a celebration of art.
GW Announces Transformation of Trustworthy AI
University leaders identify faculty-driven initiative as a model for advancing interdisciplinary research under GW’s new strategic framework.
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.
Milken Institute SPH Research Day Shows Broad Reach of Public Health
The school’s largest-yet Research Day included more than 270 presenters from across the discipline’s many subfields.
GW Graduate Student Is a Noted Expert on Congressional Rules
Master’s degree student Kacper Surdy knows all about parliamentary procedure.
Graduating Art Students at GW Prepare to Show the Community What’s NEXT
Annual spring celebration presents an artistic smorgasbord plus a lavish party.
GW Hosts U.S. and Finnish Leaders for Energy Innovation Seminar
Diplomats, researchers and policymakers convened at the Elliott School to explore resilient energy systems, Arctic research and transatlantic collaboration.
Student Startups Take Aim at Food Allergies, Art Access and Course Costs
GW’s Spring Pitch George competition highlights student entrepreneurs tackling real-world problems.
Ask a GW Expert: How Do I Begin My Service Journey at GW?
Assistant Vice Provost and Nashman Center Executive Director Amy Cohen shares how GW students interested in service can get involved.
‘The Best of Times, the Worst of Times’ for Biomedical Research
Former NIH director Francis Collins highlights scientific breakthroughs, funding pressures and the future of the field at GW.
Q and A: Loitering or Waiting? On the Interpretation of Gestures
George Washington University professor combines dance and law to argue for more precise readings of gestures and the body.
Ask a GW Expert: Can My Google Search Be Used Against Me?
Law professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson, an expert on data and surveillance and privacy law, explains how your digital footprints can be tracked or used.
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