Hamilton Actor Christopher Jackson Reflects on George Washington Role
Mr. Jackson sought to understand the man behind the myth to deliver an authentic and truthful Washington portrayal, he explained in a bicentennial talk with GW’s Denver Brunsman.
Chicago Bulls and White Sox Owner Speaks at GW Sports Conference
GW alumnus Jerry Reinsdorf spoke about the impact of COVID-19 on sports and the importance of philanthropy.
Yamiche Alcindor Talks about Being a Black Reporter in a ‘Chaotic’ White House
During a virtual Black Heritage Celebration event, the PBS NewsHour’s White House correspondent discussed the importance of telling Black stories as a political journalist.
Press Pass: Alumnus Journalist Is Eyewitness to Congress
Veteran Politico reporter Jake Sherman, BA ’08, covered budget battles and the Capitol Hill riots. Now he’s breaking news with Punchbowl News.
The Biden Administration and the World
Elliott School experts weighed in on the potential changes the Biden administration may bring to American foreign policy.
GW's Lunar New Year Celebration Draws Global Audience
The annual event was virtual this year and ushered in the Year of the Ox.
International Collaboration, Private Partnerships Key to Future of Space Exploration
Elliott School faculty and space policy experts Scott Pace and Pascale Ehrenfreund discussed the need to foster sustainable space initiatives.
Q & A: Dominion Voting Systems v. Rudy Giuliani
GW Law professor Roger Schechter offered his views on the defamation lawsuit involving former President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer.
Isabel Wilkerson Examines America’s Racial Caste System
The award-winning author and journalist discussed the importance of reckoning with history during a discussion of her new book, “Caste.”
What to Expect from the Biden Administration and International Affairs
Elliott School experts discussed the new administration’s approach to foreign policy in key global regions.
Q & A: Biden’s First 100 Days
GSPM’s Todd Belt discussed what to expect from President Joe Biden’s first weeks in office as his administration implements policy and works to keep the Democratic Party unified.
The Insurrection at the Capitol and Its Legal Implications
GW Law experts discussed whether the Senate can hold an impeachment trial after Trump leaves office, the legality of Trump’s ban from social media platforms and more.
IDDP Director: Social Media Abetted, but Didn’t Cause, Capitol Riots
Rebekah Tromble said that while social media helped unite far-right groups and spread disinformation, institutional support for the extremist cause made the insurrection possible.
Q & A: Georgia Senate Runoff Elections
GSPM's Casey Burgat discussed the political and policy implications of the two Democratic Senate victories that led to the party’s control over both houses of Congress.
Amy Cohen Receives Community Engagement Award
The director for the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service was honored for her contributions to the institutionalization of community engagement at GW.
