Restaurant Co-owned by GW Alumnus Delivers Free Meals to Older Residents
Medium Rare, a chain in the DMV, provides full-course meals to those who cannot get out to buy food during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former NATO Leader Talks about the Evolving Alliance
Elliott School Alumna Rose Gottemoeller said that relations between the United States and European allies have taken a turn in the post-Cold War era.
For Alumnus Cisneros, a Mission to Make a Difference
Philanthropist and U.S. Rep. Gil Cisneros was a first-generation college student who is helping young people write their own education success stories.
Political Experts Analyze a Biden-Sanders Race
Analysts and reporters discussed the results of the Democratic Super Tuesday primary races and caucuses and the remaining Democratic primaries.
Freddie Mac CEO Discusses the Future of the Housing Market
Freddie Mac CEO David Brickman shared at a George Talks Business event how the real-estate market is adjusting to millennials' postponing homeownership.
Misinformation Concern Is Bipartisan, New GW Survey Finds
Democrats blamed foreign powers, Republicans faulted the media, according to the GW Politics Poll.
New Website Cautions against Antibiotic Overuse
Experts at the Milken Institute School of Public Health warned that if urgent global action isn’t taken, we could soon be living in a post-antibiotic era.
The Power of Sport
Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, spoke at GW about the impact of sport in global development and highlighted reform in the national committee.
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.
