Angela Yee Navigates through Hip Hop Culture
Co-host of “The Breakfast Club” discussed working in the male dominated hip hop culture at a Black Heritage Celebration event at GW.
Can Bernie and Buttigieg Keep Leading the Pack?
GSPM’s Todd Belt analyzes what the results of the Democratic contests in New Hampshire and Iowa mean going forward.
2020 GW Black Heritage Keynote Talks about Embracing Blackness
Ferguson activist and author Brittany Packnett –Cunningham launched 2020 heritage celebration with the theme “Reclaiming our Renaissance.”
Women of Color: Lived Experiences with Inequality
GSEHD professor Shaista E. Khilji’s research explores individual experiences of inequality in organizations and its lasting impact.
Conservative, Republican and Gay
GW College Republicans invite Log Cabin Republicans and LGBT conservatives to talk about what it means to be gay and conservative.
GW Event Commemorates the Liberation of Auschwitz Birkenau
Holocaust survivors who were refused asylum by the U.S. in 1939 take note of the date with the GW Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Life.
Dead Flies and Kool-Aid: Inside Immigrant Detention Centers
Christina Fialho of Freedom for Immigrants discussed the history and consequences of detention at SMHS’ fourth annual MLK Jr. Lecture.
Race: The New Critical Idiom
CCAS and Elliott School professor Alexa Alice Joubin’s new book offers a global and historic understanding of the term race.
Nita Lowey Receives GW Award for Congressional Leadership in Public Diplomacy
The annual Walter Roberts Award from GW’s Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication went to the 16-term representative from New York.
Mosul after ISIS: A Conversation with Omar Mohammed
The once anonymous Iraqi news blogger who reported from Mosul during ISIS’ occupation spoke at GW about the city’s redevelopment following its recapture from the group.
GW Top Producer of Congressional Staff
The university tops a list of universities that send the most undergraduate and graduate students to work on Capitol Hill.
Domestic Terrorism Is a ‘Transnational’ Threat
Thomas Brzozowski, counsel for domestic terrorism at the Department of Justice, said publicizing efforts to counter domestic terrorism can be challenging.
Why Your New Year’s Resolution Should Be Self-Acceptance
Kavita Daiya, director of the Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies program, urges people to reframe negative messages about eating and weight loss ahead of 2020.
Rep. Underwood Discusses Her Bipartisan Efforts to Improve Maternal Health
The Illinois congresswoman spoke at GW’s Edward M. Brandt Jr. Memorial Lecture in Women’s Health and Health Policy Leadership Series.
New Film Highlights Environmental, Social Costs of Belo Monte Dam
‘Sequestrada’ was produced by Sabrina McCormick, who says complex projects like dams in the Amazon lead to deforestation, flooding and displacement.
