Featured Stories

Hands-on Clinical Training Turns Students into Professional Psychologists

Professional Psychology graduate students gain invaluable hands-on experience treating patients at the program’s Center Clinic.

Astrophysicists Identify ‘Monumental’ Kilonova Blast

Four CCAS astrophysicists are part of a global group of scientists who confirmed the first observation of a kilonova— two neutron stars merging in an explosive event 1,000 times brighter than a nova.

Corcoran, Smithsonian Put Art in Students’ Hands

Through the Corcoran's new master’s in decorative arts and design history, students have once-in-a-lifetime access to Smithsonian resources, including rare collections and historical artifacts.

Into the Arctic

A team of GW students and scientists ventured into the Siberian tundra on a mission to see first hand how climate change has ravaged a polar environment and changed people’s lives.

A Message From the Dean

As the academic year begins, Dean Ben Vinson celebrates the multicultural fabric of the CCAS community, the “remarkable breadth” and impact of the college and the value of a liberal arts degree.

Guiding Troubled Teens

In a career that has taken him from counseling inside prisons to appearing in front of TV cameras, clinical psychologist Isaiah Pickens, BA ’05, has learned how to listen to young people.

Columbian College Propels ‘Making History’ Over $1 Billion Goal

Among schools, Columbian College led “Making History,” the university’s largest-ever fundraising initiative, with more than $185 million raised.