With friends and family looking on, the Class of 2022 received a celebratory sendoff over four days of graduation festivities. Relive the highlights of the CCAS doctoral, master's and undergraduate ceremonies.
CCAS alumni played central roles in helping The Washington Post earn a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service with its multimedia coverage of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
An appreciation of Roe v. Wade, a history of WWII racial strife and new fiction by an acclaimed novelist highlight a library of recent titles by Columbian College scholars.
CCAS alumni and faculty were among the GW luminaries named to Washingtonian’s 2022 “Washington, D.C.’s 500 Most Influential People” list for their achievements in fields such as civil rights, education and the environment.
Psychology’s Sarah Calabrese, Biology’s Keryn Gedan and Geography’s Aman Luthra are among the newest class of prestigious scholars who will conduct research and teach abroad as Fulbright Scholars.
Biology’s R. Alexander Pyron discovered a new species of swamp-dwelling dusky salamander in the Gulf Coastal Plains of Mississippi and Alabama, a hotspot for amphibian habitats.
As Peace Corps volunteers return to overseas service, economics major Calvin DeWitt, BA ’21, is embarking on teaching and development projects in The Gambia.
Student recipients of Stephen Joel Trachtenberg scholarships, which provide promising D.C. high school students a free GW education, were honored upon their graduation for pursuing their goals and discovering their passions.
