GW Students Help D.C. Children Learn Social Justice
Through the SummerTrek Changemakers program, 10 GW students helped D.C. middle school students turn the issues they are passionate about into virtual advocacy campaigns.
GW All Access: Michele Carlson of the Corcoran
The artist and writer sees virtual learning as an opportunity to make the art of printmaking more democratic and accessible.
GW All Access: Martín Zysmilich of CCAS
Chemistry professor says some techniques from virtual learning should remain in place whenever classes convene in person again.
New GW Students Begin Virtual Orientation
Students will participate in online modules with interactive content and virtual live events throughout August in preparation for the fall 2020 semester.
GW All Access: Jason Zara of SEAS
The 2020 winner of the Trachtenberg Prize for Teaching Excellence is optimistic that virtual learning might make students better engineers.
GW Student Profiles First Black Female New Yorker Cartoonist
Abi Cole worked with alumni filmmakers on a short documentary about Liz Montague.
GW Black Community Finds Solidarity through Virtual Support Sessions
The #GWInSolidarity program series offers the safest space possible for the community to heal amid global unrest.
In Photos: Devotion and Defiance at D.C. Protests
Corcoran student Eric Lee is chronicling the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality.
In Photos: Corcoran Students’ Life During the Pandemic
National Geographic featured GW students in a piece about how college students are documenting their period of isolation.
Colonial Health Center Offers Virtual Summer Resources
GW students can utilize video and consultations to meet their health needs no matter where they are.
Message from President Thomas LeBlanc
Dr. LeBlanc speaks to GW community about recent racist incidents in the U.S. involving black Americans.
Message from the Provost and Chief Financial Officer to GW Students
Provost Blake and CFO Diaz announced that $9.1 million in federal CARES Act funds will be available to eligible students.
GW Community Continues Service through Pandemic
Students, faculty and other members of the university community continue volunteer and service-learning projects amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Messages from the Class of 2020
We asked the GW Class of 2020 to share messages with their graduating class—a person they'd like to thank, a memory they'll take with them or advice for each other as they navigate their futures.
