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.
Q & A: GWSB Professor on the Importance of Diversity in International Business
Heather Berry, who won the 2019 Trachtenberg Prize for Teaching Excellence, will deliver a lecture Oct. 3 on the role differences and distance play in international business.
Advanced Imaging Sheds Light on Ancient Inscriptions
CCAS researcher Chris Rollston says 2,000-year-old pottery fragments could provide insight on a pivotal point in history.
Nelson A. Carbonell Jr. Shares Keys to Tech Entrepreneurship
At a George Talks Business event, the chair emeritus of the GW Board of Trustees discussed the lessons he’s learned through the years
SMHS Awarded $22 Million Grant to Support Collaborative AIDS and Cancer Research
The AIDS and Cancer Specimen Resource has been renewed for five years.
Lighting the Way: The Future of Data Processing
Professors Volker Sorger and Tarek El-Ghazawi are pioneering a new way of processing data using light that is faster and more energy efficient.
How Do Piranhas Replace Their Sharp Teeth?
A new paper by Matthew Kolmann, postdoctoral fellow, changes our understanding of how meat-eating fish and their closest relatives evolved.
Washington Nationals Owner Discusses Baseball’s Future
Native Washingtonian Mark Lerner, B.B.A. ’75, shared his thoughts on how the sport can be improved during the next collective bargaining agreement.
Food in the Era of Shakespeare
GW President Thomas LeBlanc joins Chef José Andrés’ course on food and culture during a visit to the Folger Shakespeare Library.
GSEHD Course Provides Window into Education for Immigrant Populations
Students went to Germany to study its integration of migrants and refugees into higher education, jobs and society.
