Smartphone Society: Have Our Phones Changed Ourselves?
A panel of CCAS and Smithsonian anthropologists debated the cultural and ecological impact of smartphones on our daily lives as part of the CCAS Dean’s Seminar
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Loeb Institute Maps Religious Freedom
Columbian College’s John L. Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom, which seeks to foster dialogue and understanding about...
Forecasting Our Economic Future
Professor of Economics and International Affairs Tara Sinclair sat down with Dean Paul Wahlbeck to discuss her economic forecast for the future.
GW Is Top Medium Enrollment Producer of National Study Abroad Scholarship
George Washington University was recently named the top producer among medium-sized higher education institutions for the...
Arctic Researchers Partner with Indigenous Communities
Vera Kuklina, a research professor in Columbian College’s...
Learning to Live with Nationalism?
One glimpse at America’s fractured political landscape—from rancorous elections to partisan stalemates to collapsing civic discourse—would convince most observers that nationalism is making a...
Alumna Makes Chemistry Connections
When Maggie Teliska, PhD ’04, recalls her time as a chemistry student in GW’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences, she doesn’t immediately think about her many accomplishments—like her...
Breaking News: As Newspapers Fold, Will Civics Follow?
Before embarking on a career in academia, Professor of Political Science Danny Hayes worked as...