On Sept. 11, 2001, alumnus Brandon Perlman, BA ’04, turned his camera on a campus in crisis. His photographs preserve GW’s experience.
The Holocaust Killing Centers: An Historical Nightmare for the Disabled
In the early years of the Nazi regime, 300,000 disabled people were systemically slaughtered as part of a twisted euthanasia program. GW English Professor David Mitchell memorializes the largely...
Alumna Uncovers Private Lives of Founding Fathers—and Mothers
By John DiConsiglio
Cassandra Good, BA ’04, MA ’05, couldn’t believe her luck. While researching her American Studies senior thesis in 2004, she stumbled upon an 1809...
Astrophysics graduate student Zane Pennella worked behind the scenes on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope to prepare for its historic launch.
Theater’s Jodi Kanter connects actors, audiences and communities as she guides students through drama therapy and the healing power of art.
The new MA in Migration and Diaspora Studies prepares students to understand human mobility and its consequences through policy, advocacy and research.
