Milken researchers to study building failure during Hurricane Maria
Public health school researchers received a grant earlier this month to investigate building failure in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Maria.
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Millions of patients at risk for losing health center access: study
Researchers from the public health school published a study this month revealing that millions of Americans are at risk for losing access to community health centers.
Black Student Union holds first-ever Black student welcoming event
Student leaders and officials welcomed Black students to GW Saturday at a virtual convocation organized by the Black Student Union.
Officials release COVID-19 tracking dashboard
The dashboard includes graphics representing the total number of tests administered, the total number of positive tests and the overall case positivity rate.
MFA offers virtual follow-up appointments for emergency room patients
The MFA is now offering virtual follow-up appointments for emergency room patients who want to avoid traveling because of the pandemic.
Public health school to advise Missouri on COVID-19 response
A group of researchers from the public health school will advise a Missouri health foundation on the state’s COVID-19 response.
Nursing school continues summer discussions on racism in the field
The School of Nursing is extending a virtual discussion series on systemic racism that began this summer into the fall semester.
SEAS professor receives grant to enhance wastewater denitrification
A SEAS professor will study how to enhance nitrogen removal processes in waste water, necessary to remove harmful algae growth.
Officials address confusion on financial aid at town halls
Financial aid officials hosted two town halls last week to clear up concerns for students and families regarding financial aid packages.
Pod research model may increase collaboration, experts say
The University’s pod model for research will facilitate collaboration and teamwork between GW’s researchers, experts said.