American studies project logs pandemic experiences
Faculty and students are capturing the GW community’s pandemic experiences with interviews and documents like photos and drawings.
Ishani Chettri
Alumni unpack diversity in professional industries
Several alumni discussed the ethics of representation, diversity and inclusion in national politics and public affairs at an event Tuesday.
Elliott School students start consortium on women in national security
The consortium is made up of 18 universities within the DMV partnering with a non-partisan working group studying women in peace-building.
WGSS master’s program applications triple for this fall
Faculty said the uptick in interest highlights the need for more funding and faculty members to maintain the program’s community.
Students express concerns about RA program cancellation
Former RAs said officials didn’t communicate their intentions to eliminate the program before announcing the move in an email.
Bill Gates pushes for climate action at webinar
Bill Gates spoke about his latest book on the importance of immediate action to combat climate change at a webinar Wednesday.
Female full business professors make more than male counterparts
Experts said the disproportionate number of female professors may distort data, which show that female business faculty make more money than male faculty.
Faculty call on officials to enact a 'cluster hire' of minority faculty
An informal group of faculty are in discussions with officials about implementing a “cluster hire” of underrepresented faculty members.
Best-selling author discusses caste systems in latest book
A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist spoke about recognizing current caste systems and their impact on discrimination in modern society Wednesday.
Panel breaks down takeaways from Capitol riot
A panel of media experts unpacked social media’s role in domestic terrorism last week as they reassessed the U.S. Capitol riot.