GW Hosted Four Emerging Leaders from the State Department’s Professional Fellows Program
The international professionals spent five weeks at GW collaborating with staff on programs focused on student well-being, community engagement, career development and partnership building.
Outgoing Board of Trustees Chair Grace Speights Leaves Legacy of Steady Leadership
The GW Law alumna has guided the university through defining moments while advancing initiatives that will define its future.
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.
GW’s Academic Leadership Academy Graduates its Sixth Cohort
GWALA program helps faculty and staff sharpen their leadership skills.
First-Generation College Graduate Has a Hunger for Learning
Master’s degree candidate Edlyn Rochon, also a GW staff member, will enter a Ph.D. program in the fall.
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 Adds Independent Review Panel, Restores Full Appeals in Draft Code of Student Conduct
Faculty and student feedback drives two significant changes; a final 10-day comment period opens today ahead of a June 1 effective date.
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.
Outstanding Teaching, Research and Service Celebrated at Faculty Honors Ceremony
The 16th annual event honored the contributions of faculty and graduate students.
Ethan Fitzgerald Selected as 2026 Student Speaker for Commencement on the National Mall
The former Student Government Association president will represent GW’s Class of 2026, encouraging fellow graduates to “meet the moment.”
Planet Forward Summit Shows How Storytelling Can Be a Catalyst for Climate Action
Experts and industry leaders discussed how digital storytelling builds trust, engages audiences and furthers environmental solutions.
When GW Business Needed a New Campaign, Its Students Pitched In
The result is now showing up across Metro stations and buses throughout D.C. and it started in the classroom.
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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