SMHS celebrates the graduating Class of 2022
Faculty of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences led the graduation celebration for the Class of 2022 Saturday afternoon.
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School of Nursing celebrates class of 2022
The School of Nursing celebrated the graduating class of 2022 at their graduation ceremony Thursday morning, with three speakers and thirteen awards.
CCAS professor helps discover salamander species
R. Alexander Pyron, an associate professor of biology, helped discover a new species of dusky salamander in the swamps of the Gulf Coastal Plain.
Milken study to observe maternal health in five low-income countries
A team of professors received funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to study maternal and newborn health in low-income countries.
University reports uptick in COVID-19 cases
University officials reported nearly 300 positive COVID-19 cases this week out of about 10,000 total tests.
Health experts call on OSHA for stricter COVID-19 standards
Public Health have signed a letter calling for the OSHA to implement stronger health standards that will better protect healthcare workers.
Researchers develop blueprint for designing safer pesticides
Chemistry researchers developed a framework to screen the toxicity of pesticides to the environment and create new, safer alternatives in a recent study.
MFA net assets dropped 214 percent over six years: report
The MFA net assets dropped by about 214 percent during the past six years, according to a report at a Faculty Senate meeting Friday.
Redlining associated with healthcare access inequities: study
GW researchers found the racist historic practice of redlining has made finding present-day behavioral health services for communities of color more difficult.
Hundreds protest leaked Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision
The protests started Monday night after a leaked draft opinion signaled an overturn of Roe v. Wade, which has protected abortion rights since 1973.