CCAS philosophers and scientists, including Cognitive Neuroscience’s Dwight Kravitz (above), wrestled with artificial intelligence’s goals and risks in a Dean’s Conversation Series forum.

How did Democrats pull off a midterm election landslide? Political Science’s Danny Hayes weighed in on the implications for both parties and the state of the American electorate.

Led by Art History’s Clement Akpang, a Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) project helped students correct cultural misattributed works of art to reflect their true origins.

In a conversation with CCAS Dean Paul Wahlbeck, Geography’s Elizabeth Chacko  discussed how the flow of people, capital and ideas across borders impacts communities.

The Julian Clement Chase Prize ceremony celebrated student writers who brought a young soldier’s beloved hometown—Washington, D.C.—to life.  

Drawing on data from 57 million older adults, researchers led by Speech’s Greg Wallace explored the relationship between autism and parkinsonism.

Through GW Teach and the Noyce Teacher Scholarship, CCAS alumnae Avani Gandhi, BS ’22, (left) and Sonya Gelfand, BS ’24, inspired students to develop a love for math and science.

As the 2026-2027 SMPA Terker Distinguished Fellows, former Congressman Derek Kilmer and White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich will share expertise and advice with students.