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Protestors with pro-immigration signs in Seattle, 2017 (Nitish Meena/Unsplash)

Anti-Immigrant Political Rhetoric and Action Threaten Latinx Youth

Adolescents with a family member deported or detained in 2018 suffered significantly more mental health problems four years later, study shows.

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Commencement Week 2024 Know Before You Go

From tips on where to eat to transportation recommendations to security guidance, find out details of GW’s signature event celebrating its graduating students.

Eric H. Cline has authored three books.

CCAS Professor Authored New Books

Eric H. Cline’s books explore the collapse of ancient civilizations and answers questions about some of the biggest mysteries pertaining to the ancient world.

Tempietto at sunset

GWSB Professor Received Excellence in Research Award

Miguel Lejeune was recognized for his work providing scientific solutions to industry problems.

Joel Gehman

GWSB Professor Co-Authored New Book

Joel Gehman’s new book provides a comparative analysis of different organization theories.

Bernard Wood

CCAS Professor Has New Book Out

Bernard Wood has a long-standing interest in primate comparative anatomy and the history of primate comparative anatomy.

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GW to Restructure Academic Medical Enterprise Leadership

Changes will provide full-time leadership for both the Medical Faculty Associates and School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

Anna Shah outside the Textile Museum

Graduating Senior Anna Shah Made Her Time at GW POP!

The international business major is taking over a sustainable thrift store business she and three others co-founded in 2021.

Mohamad Alahdal, Rahaf Alamoudi and their daughter Ayla sporting GW gear. (Courtesy Rahaf Alamoudi)

Relationship Goals: GW Couple Earns Three Advanced Degrees Together

Mohamad Alahdal and Rahaf Alamoudi will graduate May 19 with degrees from GW Engineering and GW Business, their 14-month-old daughter in the audience.

keynote speaker was Kristi Pullen Fedinick, associate professor in environmental health at the GW Milken Institute School of Public Health

GW Researchers Engage with Area Science Journalists and Communicators

University experts discussed environmental racism and the ethics of AI in journalism at the D.C. Science Writers Association Professional Development Day.