As Seen by the Dean

School of Public Health and Health Services' Lynn Goldman talks about her new role, a new building, and public health education.

Flying High for Science

Students conduct zero-gravity experiment as part of NASA program.

Colonials on the Court

GW men's and women's basketball teams launch into a new season.

The Art of Living

World-renowned Textile Museum will move to the Foggy Bottom Campus.

A Tangled Web

In Brazil, GW biologists identify a long-lost spider linked to Charles Darwin.

Achievement Oriented

The success of female students in Ghana inspires a documentary, and may offer lessons for U.S. schools.

Research Rising

In the new Science and Engineering Hall, GW officials see a global research hub in the nation's capital.

Interpreting the Actions of Giants

Could the rise of China lead to Cold War-esque competition with the U.S.—or worse? A new international relations theory may hold the answer.

Illuminating the Mind

As GW's Institute for Neuroscience marks its first year, we catch up with its director, Anthony-Samuel LaMantia.

Nobel Ambition

New faculty member Ferid Murad brings a Nobel Prize, a passion for fostering future laureates, and ideas that he hopes could be medal-worthy, again.