Nature and Nurture: Human Brain Evolved to Respond to Environment
What is it about the human brain that makes us so different from chimpanzees, our closest living relatives? Lead by postdoctoral scientist Aida Gómez-Robles from the Center for...
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Picturing 9/11: Alumnus’ Photos Frame GW Story
On Sept. 11, 2001, alumnus Brandon Perlman, BA ’04, turned his camera on a campus in crisis. His photographs preserve GW’s experience.
Peace is a state we all want to attain—for ourselves, for our loved ones, for the world. But peace means different things to different people and cultures.
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Ready for Liftoff: Student Joins NASA Telescope Team
Astrophysics graduate student Zane Pennella worked behind the scenes on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope to prepare for its historic launch.
For Corcoran’s Kanter, Theater Creates Community
Theater’s Jodi Kanter connects actors, audiences and communities as she guides students through drama therapy and the healing power of art.
Migration Degree Guides Students in Policy, Practice
The new MA in Migration and Diaspora Studies prepares students to understand human mobility and its consequences through policy, advocacy and research.
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