Whether in the lab or in the net, Justin Grady, a psychology major and the starting goalkeeper for the GW men’s soccer team, uses his study of visual cognition to see what others may miss.
As an applied statistician, Qing Pan informs public health policy and testifies in courts—and encourages students to make numbers add up to life-changing experiences.
Former biology major and scholarship recipient Allison Cameron, BS ’22, turned her experience as a campus EMT into a job at GW Hospital. Next stop: med school!
The GW community notes with regret the passing of Norma Lee Funger,a generous philanthropist, former member of the GW Board of Trustees and recipient of the university’s President’s Medal.
Columbian College will welcome 24 new permanent full-time faculty this fall, adding expertise to disciplines across the sciences, social sciences and humanities.
In a new study, Columbian College economists and alumni determined that longer commutes affect the cost of living in large cities more than zoning restrictions.
Media and Public Affairs’ Imani M. Cheers curated “Framing Fatherhood,” a Corcoran photojournalism exhibition that celebrates Black masculinity through the lens of 14 Black male artists.
Factual information may briefly persuade people to believe in climate change, but they quickly revert to misperceptions after viewing skeptical content, notes a new study by SMPA’s Ethan Porter.
Eiko Strader (WGSS) was awarded a RAND Faculty Leaders Program Fellowship to participate in a policy analysis summer program organized by the Pardee RAND Graduate School.
