Art Exhibition Created by GW Students Spotlights the 1920s
The 1920s show is now open in the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery in the Flagg Building.
Research & Learning
‘Unfossilizing African Art’ Exhibition Restores Context to Material Objects in GW’s Art Collection
Students from various disciplines across four semesters worked on the exhibit.
Photographer Beverly Price Feels a Spiritual Connection to her Art
Speaking in this fall’s Research + Practice lecture series at GW, she said photography is a form of time travel.
GW Political Scientist David Szakonyi Is an Expert on Corruption
Citizens should subscribe to their local paper, turn out to vote and reward politicians who insist on accountability.
GW Global Health Expert: No ‘Magic Bullet’ for Malaria
New review from Milken Institute SPH Professor Nirbhay Kumar says elimination will require a combination of tools.
‘Weaving an Empire’ Shows How Textiles Enabled Inka Rule
The GW Museum and Textile Museum exhibition displays the diverse traditions of the Americas’ largest empire.
For Public Health Research, Seed Funding Has Big Returns
Internal funding programs such as Milken Institute SPH’s Research Enhancement Awards help faculty create a strong foundation for external grant applications.
GW Welcomes Its Newest Medical Students at White Coat Ceremony
The Class of 2030 brings research experience, varied academic backgrounds and a range of experiences to the start of medical school.
Q & A: The Power of Community and Imagining What It’s Like to Be Someone Else
George Washington University Professor Jodi Kanter explores the healing power of theater.
Ask a GW Expert: What Are the Implications of Global Warming for Dermatology?
Associate Professor Vishal Patel, a dermatologist, says many factors explain the surge in skin cancer rates.
GW Researchers Model Formula 1’s Race to Net Zero
GW Engineering’s Caitlin Grady and Sachi Nandurkar developed an interactive dashboard where users can visualize the data driving F1's sustainability goals.
Diplomacy in Real-Time: In Brussels, Students Study Ukraine-Europe Ties
As the U.S. pulls back from aiding Ukraine, a study abroad class gave students an inside look at how Europe is filling the void.
Ask a GW Expert: How Could Tax Policy Mitigate Harms Caused by Artificial Intelligence?
Jeremy Bearer-Friend, associate professor of law, has proposed a sovereign wealth fund using stock shares from AI firms, attracting interest from U.S. senators.
Three GW Graduates Publish Paper on Detecting Bias in GPT Models
The team of GW alumni developed a framework that can be used by financial institutions to help safeguard against biased and unethical decisions.
A Conversation with Robert Miller on Guiding GW Research through Pivotal Moments of Change
A distinguished neuroscientist and longtime SMHS leader reflects on his second tenure leading GW’s central research office.
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