Digging in to Black Labor History at GW
Archives available through the Special Collections Research Center include historical material from two of the largest and most iconic American labor unions.
Research & Learning
Center for Teaching Excellence Brings Back Teaching Day
The daylong event, themed "Supporting Faculty, Supporting Students," featured panels, workshops and a keynote on grades from expert Joshua Eyler.
GW Shines at 2025 AAAS Annual Meeting
Experts from the university present insights and innovative research at premier science gathering.
Global Residency Program Gives GW Students a Close-Up View of Politics and Policymaking
Three unique trips for short-term study abroad each year take students to Germany, Brazil, Spain and other countries.
New GW Paramedic Program Graduates First Cohort, Elevating Emergency Medical Care in D.C. Area
Firefighters from D.C. and Northern Virginia complete rigorous training to meet growing demand for advanced life-saving care.
Anti-Smoking Chatbots Provide Sound Advice—Most of the Time
A new study led by Milken Institute SPH’s Lorien Abroms found that 22% of chatbot responses to inquiries about how to quit smoking still contain misinformation
Is ChatGPT a Coworker? TRAILSCon 2025 Explores Trustworthy AI at Work
Experts in industry, policy and academia convened at the two-day conference, “AI at Work: Building and Evaluating Trust.”
Q & A: Staying ❤️ Healthy During American Heart Month
GW specialist Andrew Choi lists reasons to love your heart, risks you might not expect and five tips for better cardiac health.
What’s the Big Idea? Oncovana Guides Cancer Patients to Fertility Preservation Options
Milken Institute School of Public Health doctoral students created a prototype platform connecting patients to cancer centers and fertility clinics.
GW Law Hosts 75th Van Vleck Moot Court Competition
Panel of guest judges headed by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson praised GW Law students.
How to Manage in a World of Digital Overload
George Washington University professor Richard Cytowic tackles the overwhelming presence of screens in our lives.
In Video: Fighting Human Pathogens
CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck in discussion with Chemistry Professor Cynthia Dowd.
This year’s competition will be focused on making the renowned entrepreneurship competition simpler, stronger and strategic.
GW Receives ‘Skin Smart Campus’ Recognition
The honor includes free campus sunscreen dispensers to be installed at key outdoor locations.
Trachtenberg Scholar Jaeden Gbaba is making the most of the opportunities offered at the George Washington University.
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