Capital Markets Luncheon Celebrates Investments in Human Capital
The IFC-Milken Institute Capital Markets Program at GW provides mid-career financial professionals from developing and emerging economies with skills to grow their markets and foster global prosperity.
GW Students Work to Close the ‘Opportunity’ Gap in D.C. Schools
GSEHD students Mary Ann Stinson and Michael Redmond II take creative teaching approaches to accelerate gains in at-risk D.C. public schools.
Intramural Funding Opportunities Enhance Research Growth
Funding for new and collaborative projects provides faculty with a stepping stone to scholarly and research success.
Rep. Will Hurd Says He Will Serve His Country Another Way
The Texas Republican talked about his tenure and why he’s leaving Congress at a GSPM MasterClass Series.
SMPA Students Contribute to The Washington Post Opioids Coverage
Three current students and a recent graduate worked with former SMPA professor to report on the opioid crisis in West Virginia.
A Once in A Lifetime Trip to Galápagos
GW Planet Forward Storyfest winners talk about traveling to the Ecuadorian province to study plants and wildlife.
SEAS Showcase Displays Student Research
The 13th annual Research and Development Showcase exhibits projects aimed to cut emergency room waiting times, develop off-grid refrigerators and more.
For Fruit Flies, Longer Sperm Means Longevity for Future Generations
New research from the Department of Biological Sciences finds that female fruit flies gain a genetic benefit from selective mating.
Critical Thinking Is ‘the Price You Have to Pay’ for Internet Use
Three creators and architects of the Internet spoke at GW about challenges facing the computing field.
Elliott School Student Researcher Explores Historic Media Misinformation
Stephanie Purwanto traveled abroad to study how historic media representation of Chinese-Indonesian relations impacted present-day matters.
High-Impact Research Strategic Planning Committee Announces Public Forum
The first public forum on Oct. 10 will seek feedback from the GW research community as the committee works toward recommendations on high-impact research for the strategic plan.
GW Researchers Receive $7.8 Million to Establish Rare Disease Network
This is the first large organized effort to search for improvements in research, treatment and education for myasthenia gravis, a chronic autoimmune disease.
How Did the Extinction of Saber-Toothed Cats Impact Other Mammals?
A new paper co-authored by Professor Andrew Barr highlights the potential impact of future large animal extinctions.
GW Libraries and Innovation Launches Instructional Core at Teaching Day
New unit will provide a single destination for instructors in search of teaching solutions.
From Blue-Collar Birth to Billionaire
David M. Rubenstein, co-founder of the Carlyle Group, discussed his path to financial success at George Talks Business.
