How Did a Multiracial Working Class Movement Gain Influence in Chicago?
A CCAS senior was awarded a research fellowship to study the Original Rainbow Coalition of the 1960s and its role in Chicago communities.
Data Science Camp for High School Students Focuses on Agriculture
Local students spent two weeks learning how to collect and analyze open source data related to farming, forestry and nutrition.
School of Nursing Named Center of Excellence
The GW School of Nursing is among 16 programs recognized for a continued commitment to student learning and professional development.
Recent SEAS Graduate Looks to Nature for Problem Solving
Helena Salvi, B.S. ’18, combined engineering and biology to tackle interdisciplinary research projects at GW.
GW Offers High School Students Paths to Health Care Careers
The Virginia Governor’s Health Sciences Academy, a collaboration between the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Alexandria Public Schools, launched this summer with a bridge program.
GW Study Will Examine Molecular Mechanisms of Male Bias in Autism
Assistant Professor Chiara ManzinI was awarded $2 million to study the role of the CC2D1A gene in making males more susceptible to autism than females.
Robert H. Miller Named Vice President for Research
The renowned neuroscientist has more than 30 years of experience in research and leadership.
GW Researcher Receives $3.7 Million Grant to Study Effect of Stressors on Black Men
Intersectionality research will look at how different positions of power affect mental and physical health and drug use.
GW Law Expands Program for Non-Lawyers
A master’s degree program at the law school offers an alternative to a traditional law degree for those outside of the legal profession.
Students with Disabilities Explore Advocacy
The university collaborated with the American Association of People with Disabilities to offer a certificate program in disability advocacy.
Student Researcher Investigates Yellowstone Supervolcano
CCAS student Maggie Moss will analyze ancient volcanic ash to learn more about the supervolcano’s heat source.
High School Students Explore Healthcare Careers at GW
The new, two-week GW Pre-College program introduced selected high school students to healthcare career paths.
SEAS Researchers Tackle Fundamental Science in New Paper
Simple lubricants transform from liquid to a solid-like film under extreme conditions, according to findings by a GW research team.
Women in Beltway Journalism Struggle to Be Heard on Twitter
A study by GW journalism Professor Nikki Usher quantifies the challenges female D.C. journalists face on social media.
Mortality Study in Puerto Rico Provides Opportunity to Save Lives
