Students say they provided little input in diversity training team
Four students listed on the committee to develop diversity training for incoming students said they had little to no input in the first training this summer.
Caitlyn Phung
Medical group partnership is unrealistic without consistent goals, MFA faculty say
MFA faculty said administrators must align the goals of the MFA, GW Hospital and the medical school before pursuing an official partnership.
Nursing school partners with outside group to tackle faculty shortage
The school will waive application fees and offer guaranteed admission to some of its programs for members of an outside nursing education program.
Trump immigration policies take mental toll on Latino parents
Two professors found that Latino parents are experiencing greater anxiety about deportation and family separation under the Trump administration.
Nurse practitioner recognized for work in kidney health
A GW nurse practitioner won a national award for medical professionals who specialize in kidney health.
In a city with an HIV crisis, GW researchers work to find a cure
More than 20 faculty study HIV at GW, working on projects ranging from finding better avenues for treatment to directly seeking to develop a cure.
TKE readies for return three years after removal
Tau Kappa Epsilon is returning to GW next month – the first of several chapters kicked off campus in recent years to plan a return.
Faculty use social media to generate online hype for research projects
At a time when GW is striving to expand its research reputation across the globe, faculty said publicizing projects on social media is crucial.