Events

Interim University President Mark Wrighton and D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine spoke at GW’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Monday.

SMHS administrators said University health care workers can access mental health services to prevent burnout through the Resiliency and Well-Being Center.

More than 1,000 viewers tuned in to watch a panel of professors, researchers and journalists discuss ongoing protests and violence in Kazakhstan Monday.

Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Texas, spoke before about 50 students at the University Student Center amphitheater Tuesday.

Panelists elaborated on how U.S. and EU policies toward China have escalated tensions among the three international groups.

The longest-serving commanding general to the U.S.-NATO forces in Afghanistan discussed his disciplinary responsibilities in the U.S. Army.

Leaders from a nationwide initiative aiming to provide scholarships for student refugees spoke at the Jack Morton Auditorium last Tuesday.

Sara Matthiesen, an assistant professor of women’s, gender, and sexuality studies and history, said government policies have hindered family care support.

A former aide and chief of staff for Hillary Clinton discussed her professional career in public service at Betts Theater Wednesday.

The Institute for Middle East Studies held a discussion on the use of digital storytelling in the new age of the Israel-Palestine conflict Thursday.