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GW’s Response to COVID-19

The fall 2020 semester is underway, with a limited number of students living on campus and the majority of undergraduate and graduate classes taking place remotely. Learn more about our enhanced health and safety efforts as well as our response to COVID-19. For information and resources on COVID-19, visit the CDC’s website.

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GW Students Help D.C. Children Learn Social Justice

Zoom call with participants in the Summer Trek Program

Service is a core characteristic of the GW community and even a pandemic can’t stop the passion of our students. Through a partnership with Alice Deal Middle School, the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service was able to offer GW students the opportunity to support D.C. children interested in addressing community issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic, racism and climate change.

NEWS AND EVENTS

GW Today, GW's official online news source

SMPA Professor Establishes Fund to Help Students Affected by COVID-19
- September 17, 2020
- The Cokie Roberts Tuition Relief Fund will be available to SMPA students experiencing financial hardship.
New Co-Curricular Certificates Give Students Leadership Experience
GW Nursing Students Take Charge at COVID-19 Testing Site
GW All Access: The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

STORIES FROM OUR COMMUNITY

Provost M. Brian Blake

Incoming GW students received a warm virtual welcome from our community during a Convocation ceremony. While the world is still uncertain, Provost M. Brian Blake said, students can be certain that their time at GW will allow them to follow their passions and become scholars and leaders that will help guide the world.

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This fall, as most GW students learn virtually from locations around the world, faculty are finding opportunities to leverage technology and new teaching techniques to deliver a high-quality academic experience.

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