Browse past blog articles in our archives.
Volunteer Spotlight: Ambar Mesa '17
"I chose to volunteer for the Latino Alumni Network for the opportunity to be able to meet and network with other alumni and collectively work towards the mission of bringing alumni together through this shared identity/affinity."
Lindsay M. Chervinsky’s book examines John Adams’ pivotal role in defining presidential norms and shaping early American political practices.
GW Alumna Received Teacher of the Year Award
Robyn Wehrly is receiving recognition for her outstanding work as a special education teacher.
If only I Had Known This when I First Came to GW (Part 1)
Read what advice members of the Class of 2024 offered for incoming GW students.
Thirteen GW Students and Alumni Receive the Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award
Selection by the prestigious academic exchange program extends GW’s global impact.
Alumni in Focus: Jaclyn Rothenberg, BA ‘10
CCAS alumna and Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Emergency Management Agency Jaclyn Rothenberg, BA ‘10, offers advice for current students.
Going for Goal-d: GW Alumnus Is Head of Performance for U.S. Men’s Olympic Soccer Team
Exercise science graduate Patrick Mannix oversees the sports science strategies, strength and conditioning support and nutritional provision for Team USA.
Through the Lens of History: GW Alumnus Eric Lee on Photographing Trump's Assassination Attempt
The NYT photo fellow reflects on his experience documenting Trump's rally shooting while revealing the challenges and rewards of frontline photojournalism.
GW Alumna Named as Recipient of David Gitter Fellowship
The fellowship was established through the efforts of Elliott School alumnus David Gitter to educate and prepare future scholars seeking to learn about China.
Hair-Raising History: How Coifs and Cuts Styled an Era
In her new book, art historian Elizabeth L. Block, B.A. ’94, explains how hair helped fashion a nation.
