GW Faculty Member Wins Master’s Teaching Award for Excellence at Regional NAGS Event
Shelley Brundage was recognized for her impact on students.
Research & Learning
For the Corcoran’s Annual Celebration, Artists Spring into High Gear
More than 170 GW students of the arts prepare to show audiences what comes NEXT at festival.
Supporting Black Farmers Supports America
A panel discussion on the past, present and future of Black farming elevated the voices of farmers and experts in the field.
Milken Institute SPH Hosts Forum Kicking Off National Public Health Week
Expert panelists discussed how to combat health misinformation and other challenges.
New Study: Certain Nasal Bacteria May Boost the Risk for COVID-19
Research uncovers how bacteria in the nose may play a role in making the respiratory tract more vulnerable to COVID-19 infection.
Manya Magnus Installed as the Inaugural Michael and Lori Milken Professor of Public Health
The renowned expert in HIV prevention and public health was recognized for her years of research and contributions to biomedical interventions and epidemiology.
Women Leaders in Arctic Regions Discuss Climate and Economic Challenges at GW Event
The women highlighted how decision-making must consider the long-term impact on future generations.
Task Force Issues Recommendations on Funding Transparency
Report assesses university’s policies and practices related to accepting external grants and gifts.
Hospitals That Rely on Travel Nurses and Overtime Compromise Patient Safety
New study suggests overreliance on nurse staffing agencies or overtime hours leads to a higher rate of pressure ulcers.
GW Open Source Program Office Hosts Inaugural Conference
The two-day event highlighted innovation, collaboration and security in open source software.
The balance between investors and local communities was the focus at this year's Shapiro Symposium, where student Coleman Wheeler won the Grodsky Prize for the year’s best paper on environmental law.
New Report: Federal Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Could Result in 1 Million Jobs Lost
Severe economic consequences projected across all 50 states, including billions in lost tax revenue.
Gaming with Your Brain? That’s the Tip of the Iceberg
Xiaodong Qu of GW Engineering is probing the brain-computer interface, from mind-controlled video games to new directions in neurological health research.
Ensuring Access to Resources for All Isn’t a Zero-Sum Game
Conference convened by GW’s Equity Institute brought together researchers, practitioners and advocates to discuss how equity benefits everyone.
2025 New Venture Competition Finalists Announced
Award ceremony set for April 10 in Jack Morton Auditorium.
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