Brewing History: Alumna Stirs Coffee’s Revolutionary Roots
In her new book, historian Michelle Craig McDonald, MA ’94, reveals coffee’s surprising place in America’s story of independence—and interdependence.
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The Mystery of the Secret Shroud
How did a lost Egyptian textile end up in a GW museum? Classics major Hannah Faberman followed a string of threads from the Nile to Foggy Bottom in search of an ancient mystery.
Tools of Change: Research Team Uncovers 300,000 Years of Technology Traditions
New research led by Anthropology’s David Braun reveals how early humans crafted stone tools during environmental upheaval.
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Psychology and Cinema: Inside a Cannes Classroom
Twelve CCAS professional psychology students joined a one-of-a-kind study abroad course at the Cannes Film Festival to explore the science behind storytelling.
How Can Women Prepare for Leadership Roles?
SMPA’s Jade Floyd, a senior VP at Bryson Gillette, shared lessons from her own career shaping the public profiles of well-known leaders to help young women succeed.
Meet the New CCAS Faculty Members
Nine scholars join the CCAS roster of permanent full-time faculty members this year, enhancing the college’s strengths across disciplines.
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