NSA grant funds free GW cybersecurity camp for middle school girls
A free cybersecurity day camp, funded by a $100,000 grant from the NSA, will host about 20 middle school girls on the Mount Vernon Campus this summer.
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CCAS to offer sophomores seminar classes with a research focus next fall
Four new seminar-style courses with a focus on research will be available this fall to sophomores in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.
Experts, students concerned about financial aid under Trump's budget
After President Donald Trump released the preliminary federal budget last month, financial aid experts are concerned about the future of federal financial aid.
Sesno, Spicer talk freedom of the press, Trump executive orders
Frank Sesno, SMPA director, sat down with White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and media experts to discuss the future of news coverage under the Trump administration.
Public health faculty receive national attention after Obamacare study
Faculty in the public health school publish report on effects of repealing Obamacare, 20 million will be left uninsured.
New course brings magic of Bollywood to campus
The English department is offering a course on Bollywood cinema this semester, giving students a chance to learn about South Asian culture.
Law school to hire diversity, wellness leader
The GW Law School will add a member to the school’s staff to focus on students’ wellness and inclusion, officials said.