GW enters corporate partnership on cancer research
GW has entered into a $3.2 million corporate research agreement with a medical company to develop devices for cancer therapies.
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Biology professor among researchers to analyze UN's biodiversity goals
A CCAS professor was among the first group of international researchers to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the United Nations’ biodiversity targets.
Thousands flood to White House to celebrate Biden's victory
Thousands of people flooded around the White House Saturday afternoon to celebrate President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
Thousands of protesters gather in D.C. as election races play out
Many businesses around the city boarded up in anticipation of unrest, but the damage to storefronts was limited to occasional graffiti as the protests remained calm throughout the night.
Campaign GW pauses operations amid pandemic
Campaign GW, one of the University’s sustainability-focused organizations, will pause its operations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
SMHS researchers expect effective COVID-19 vaccine by end of 2020
Officials from the School of Medicine and Health Sciences gave an update on the progress of GW’s COVID-19 trials at a press conference Wednesday.
Public health professor co-authors report on worker safety in pandemic
A public health professor authored a report last week criticizing the federal government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medical school distributing vaccines to medically underserved
The medical school is partnering with community organizations to provide free flu vaccines to medically underserved areas of the District.
Nursing school partners with Peace Corps to offer fellowship
The Peace Corps is teaming up with the School of Nursing this semester to provide a fellowship for returned Peace Corps volunteers.
Officials announce one-class policy for Pass/No Pass
Undergraduates can take one class on a Pass/No Pass basis per semester this academic year, officials announced Friday.