GW’s Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics Expands Its Global Reach
Digital rights activist Seyi Akiwowo is the latest addition to the one-year-old IDDP, where research is driving national and international responses to questions of digital media.
Teaching Trials: Professor Brings Vaccine Experience to the Classroom
TSPPPA professor Bill Adams drew on his own experience as a volunteer in the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine trials for his class on research methods.
Elliott School’s Bachelor of Science Program Achieving Goal of Expanding Opportunities for Students across Disciplines
With the help of a partnership with General Dynamics, the Elliott School’s Bachelor of Science program prepares students to use science and technology to address the world’s most pressing policy problems.
GW Alumna Named George J. Mitchell Scholar
Maura Welch, B.A. ’13, plans to study comparative social change at Ireland’s Trinity College Dublin.
Dr. LeBlanc Discusses the Pandemic’s Impact on Higher Education
The GW president was among D.C. area university presidents on a Washington Business Journal panel that shared lessons learned during the pandemic.
GFLEC Report: Women Unprepared for Pandemic’s Financial Impact
Before the pandemic hit, many women exhibited lower financial literacy levels than men, according to new Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center report.
GW Reaches $3.2M Agreement to Support Development of Cold Plasma Technology
The ongoing corporate research partnership between SEAS Professor Michael Keidar and the biotech company US Patent Innovations, LLC employs engineering and translational molecular sciences to develop new medical devices.
COVID-19 Is a ‘Catalyst’ for Rapid Change in Industry, Education
Business leader Christopher J. Wiernicki, M.S. '83, spoke about how companies must learn to adapt for future success as part of the annual Frank Howard Distinguished Lecture.
Federal Funding Fuels GSEHD’s Center for Rehabilitation Counselor Research and Education
The center received $11.3 million in grants for programs geared toward research and training in vocational rehabilitation for persons with disabilities.
Three GW Research Initiatives Awarded PIT-UN Funding
These interdisciplinary collaborations will provide opportunities for students to explore careers in public interest technology.
GWSB’s Online MBA Ranks among Top Programs Globally
The online MBA ranked fourth on Poets & Quants’ 2021 list of best online programs, jumping 21 spots from the previous year’s ranking.The online MBA ranked fourth on Poets & Quants’ 2021 list of best online programs, jumping 21 spots from the previous year’s ranking.
New Mourning: How COVID Is Altering the Way We Grieve
COVID-19 has transformed end-of-life rituals; Anthropology Department professors and students are examining the new ways we say goodbye.
GWSB’s Vanessa Perry Discusses Challenges for Black Homeownership
Dr. Perry authored the 2020 State of Homeownership in Black America report, which details why this has been a persistent issue for decades.
Ghosts of the Coast: Artists and Scientists Bring ‘Ghost Forests’ to Life
Biology Professor Keryn Gedan is joining artists and scientists on Virginia’s Eastern Shore to draw attention to “ghost forests” along the Chesapeake Bay.
Federal Government’s COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Chief Visits GW Site
Rapid enrollment and early scientific developments promise to keep an ambitious initiative on track.
