Alumnus and Professor Partner to Bring Revolutionary Medical Sensor to Market
Opal HTM technology monitors usage of biomedical devices like infusion pumps and dialysis machines to help hospitals use limited resources effectively.
Research & Learning
Interfaith Week Seeks Common Ground
Inclusivity was a core principle of the events aimed at broadening appreciation of the GW community diversity.
Planet Forward Summit Focuses on Solutions to Climate Crisis
The 2024 Planet Forward Summit focused on empowering students to drive change through storytelling and featured discussions on sustainability challenges and solutions.
Exemplary GW Students Recognized at Annual Academic Honors Ceremony
President Ellen M. Granberg and Provost Christopher Alan Bracey congratulated the 215 students who earned Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards and 10 Distinguished Scholars.
New GW Lab Takes on Interdisciplinary Research on Competition and Innovation
The GW Competition and Innovation Lab will host its inaugural conference, “Beyond Dynamic Competition,” at GW April 25.
At the Margins: Educating with Hip Hop and Art
Two exhibits at the Multicultural Student Services Center show hip-hop culture and art as education.
GWALA Celebrates the Graduation of Fourth Cohort
The professional development program was designed to help the university cultivate leadership from within.
Students Present the ‘Giant Tableau’ of Arts at George Washington University
This year’s NEXT Festival promises something for everyone.
Restoring Dignity to a Vital Sign of Life
GW’s Women’s Leadership Program brings this year’s annual conference to the Foggy Bottom campus for a discussion on menstruation.
Budding Entrepreneurs Win Cash Prizes at 2024 New Venture Competition
NVC awards more than $330,000 to winners, including $157,000 in cash, for the nationally recognized competition now in its 16th year.
Announcing a Celebration of the GW Alliance for a Sustainable Future
Members of the GW community are invited to the April 17 event, which will feature a conversation with U.S. Sen. Chris Coons.
GW Study Finds Link between Anti-Black Sentiment and Broad Support for Political Violence in the US
Researchers found that anti-Black senses of threat are key drivers in support for violence across Americans.
TCO Awards $35,000 in Prizes in Innovation Competition
Top prizes went to chemical-free lithium extraction and opioid-induced respiratory depression treatment at the annual Technology Commercialization Office event.
GW Business Forum Delves into AI's Unstoppable Advance while Acknowledging Mistrust
The second annual business and policy forum, “Imagining the Future with AI,” comes as the university launches the GW Institute for Trustworthy AI Initiative.
GW Engineering Professor Works to Secure Autonomous Aircraft from Bad Actors
Peng Wei is leading a $6 million funding initiative from NASA to help make the urban airspace of the future more safe and secure.
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