The Middle East Studies Association Moves to GW
The highly regarded professional association for scholars of the Middle East is now headquartered at GW.
Novel Mapping Model Tracks How Hate Spreads and Adapts Online
A team of GW researchers studying hate on social media outlined the challenges to dismantling online hate groups worldwide in a new paper.
Eduardo Sotomayor Installed as Dr. Cyrus Katzen Family Director of the GW Cancer Center
Dr. Sotomayor, a pioneer in the field of lymphoma research and treatment, has been leading GW’s Cancer Center since 2015.
Proceeds from GW-Developed Drug to Fund Academic Priorities
The sale of a portion of royalty rights will boost GW’s growth as a preeminent research university.
GW Experts Train Korean Researchers in Entrepreneurship
The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship partners with the Korea Innovation Center to incubate promising Korean technology startups.
New Nursing Program Seeks to Improve Care for Underserved Patients
A team of interdisciplinary GW faculty was recently awarded $2.8 million to develop curriculum on social determinants of health and telehealth technology.
Ancient Soil Provides a Window to the Past
Senior Noelle Purcell hopes to create a paleosol morphology guide that would help researchers in the field estimate environmental conditions of the past.
New Program Gives Student Businesses a Boost
The GW Summer Startup Accelerator helps students and alumni launch their businesses.
GW Researchers Converge on Paris
Interdisciplinary teams of GW scholars presented their findings on the impact of race and racism in the marketplace at an international conference.
World Renowned Chef José Andrés Reintroduces Course on Food and Social Issues
The fall sustainability course is the latest in a long partnership between GW and the acclaimed chef and humanitarian.
Q & A: What Walkability Means for the D.C. Area
As housing prices rise in metro areas nationwide, GWSB professor Christopher Leinberger said creating more housing is a way to improve social equity and access to opportunity.
Changes in Human Diet Shed Light on Human Evolution
A study by CCAS researchers finds a dietary shift about 1.65 million years ago demonstrates a divergence from earlier human ancestors.
Knight Foundation Investment to Fund Institute for Data, Democracy, and Politics
New interdisciplinary research institute will fight digital disinformation at a critical time.
First GenderPro Cohort Begins Summit
International development workers will earn a first-of-its-kind certification in the gender field.
SEAS Student Researches How Friction Can Prevent Earthquake Damage
Junior Myrto Kampouris, a Clare Boothe Luce Program in Undergraduate Research Award recipient, is driven by a passion for the mathematics behind architecture.
