How did a lost Egyptian textile end up in a GW museum? Classics major Hannah Faberman, BA ’26, followed a string of threads from the Nile to Foggy Bottom in search of an ancient mystery.

As the war in Ukraine continues, a study abroad class traveled to NATO and EU headquarters to give students an inside look at how Europe is providing military, humanitarian and financial assistance.

From the Tuskegee airmen and Jane Austen to FDR and the Simpsons, books by CCAS faculty and alumni authors bring history and pop culture to life on the page.

For nearly two decades, university photographer and photojournalism alumnus William Atkins, MA ’26, has used his camera to capture life at GW.

In a public service summer program, interns including CCAS students guided D.C. middle schoolers to turn the issues they care about into community action.

Recent graduates who forged friendships together their first year on campus passed along traditions and tips to help the Class of 2030 make the most of life at GW.