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Provost Chris Bracey said academic medicine, equity and social justice, data science and sustainability and climate change headline GW's academic priorities.

Officials announced GW will adopt a new set of data privacy guidelines after officials tracked community members without their knowledge last fall.

Interim University President Mark Wrighton announced that officials will direct more than $50 million into 14 new professorships bolstering GW’s medical enterprise.

Faculty Senators will hear from officials who received new positions in the University’s administration and the Office of the Provost this past summer.

Interim University President Mark Wrighton, Provost Chris Bracey, other administrators and faculty spoke at the ceremony to welcome the freshmen to GW.

By picking a president who can make everyone proud of GW, we’re confident that the University’s best days will be ahead.

Several officials took a voluntary pay reduction in April 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic of about five percent or more.

It’s about that time again, when thousands of freshmen will make their way to campus for a week full of orientation events.

Hard-fought activism wins – Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is no longer teaching at GW.

The Initiative includes 20 schools from the D.C. metro area, and is dedicated to crafting solutions to best address the gun violence epidemic.