In a video message, Dean Paul Wahlbeck thanks the Columbian College community for their patience, adaptability, resilience, generosity and guidance in the face of enormous challenge.
American Studies’ Melani McAlister and a team of students are collecting interviews with the GW community to create a historical archive of pandemic experiences.
GW’s YouthMappers are leading new national initiatives to train students around the world in Geographic Information Systems technology and expand opportunities for women in the geospatial community.
GW Taught Elizabeth Acevedo to 'Carve Out Space'
National Book Award-winning author and poet Elizabeth Acevedo, BA ’10, joined fellow GW alumni for a virtual conversation on her writing, her influences and her life.
A $1.9 million bequest from the Estate of Donald W. Clark and Annette M. Clark, AA ’60, MA ’66, led the $12 million in total gifts received since the beginning of the fiscal year on July 1 to support scholarships for current and future GW students.
Longtime educator, scholar, producer and museum professional Lauren Onkey will serve as the next director of Columbian College’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design.
EPA Director Michael Regan, MPA ’04, (above right with SMPA's Frank Sesno) and NBC News’ Al Roker were among the speakers at the 2021 Planet Forward Virtual Summit, which focused on climate change and environmental equity.
U.S. State Department analyst Peter Berkowitz (above) discussed the legacy of America’s response to the Holocaust during a virtual forum hosted by the Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom.
Claritza Jimenez, BA ’05, (Political Communication) soft-launched InColorStock.com, a content platform that highlights stock photos and stock footage depicting people of color.
