With scientists and activists often split over the value of animal testing, Philosophy’s David DeGrazia has created research standards he hopes will bridge the divide.
At GW’s annual Capitol Hill Alumni Reception, President Thomas LeBlanc (above left with Congressman Gil Cisneros, BA ’94) celebrated the more than 280 alumni working on the Hill.
Luther Rice Fellow Gavin Derleth is spending the summer analyzing gentrification in Washington, D.C., to shed light on potential ways to mitigate its negative impact on communities.
Research findings by Human Paleobiology doctoral student Eve Boyle challenge the widely accepted scientific theory connecting a primate’s torso size to its diet.
Biology students are studying what kind of insects spend their days feeding off Foggy Bottom flowers to better understand how to support the local ecosystem.
Gabrielle Bello, a human services and social justice major, and Zaniya Lewis, a political science major, were given The Diana Award for social action and humanitarian efforts for their YesSheCanCampaign, which empowers and inspires young women to continue their education through storytelling.
