Through an organization that helps students combine international travel with charitable giving, 14 GW students experienced an adventure of a lifetime: climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
Anthropology’s Shannon McFarlin will travel to Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania as she leads a landmark study of weaning behavior among chimpanzees and mountain gorillas.
The White House Correspondents’ Association president, a former deputy White House press secretary, a high-ranking American diplomat and an Emmy Award-winning television director all compromise the 2018-2019 class of School of Media and Public Affairs Fellows.
Biology’s Leon Grayfer received a prestigious CAREER grant from the National Science Foundation for his work on amphibian immune responses to a deadly global virus.
How did a multiracial movement of Black Panthers and working-class whites arise in 1960s Chicago? History senior and Luther Rice FellowSam Tiratto went searching for answers.
The GW Alumni Virtual Book Club kicks off with The Creative Curve by CCAS alumnus Allen Gannett, BA ’12. The author, who founded two companies and topped the Forbes list of young venture capitalists, reveals his thoughts on creativity and commercial success.
Psychology doctoral student Sanam Singh Dhaliwal was awarded a $33,426 grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine the role of sleep disturbance in the development of perinatal depression.
