Media Tip Sheet: FDA Could Update Blood Donation Guidelines to Avoid Malaria Cases
In 2022, there were 249 million cases of Malaria, according to The World Health Organization.
News & Announcements
View the latest updates and university statements regarding ongoing protest activity.
Media Tip Sheet: Study Shows Olive Oil Linked to Lower Risk of Dying from Dementia
A new study suggests daily olive oil consumption is linked with a lower risk of dying from dementia.
Media Tip Sheet: Report Finds Shein Suppliers Still Overworking Employees Despite Promises
Despite promises to address excessive working hours in its supply chain, a recent investigation revealed fast-fashion company Shein still has a problem.
Media Tip Sheet: New Poll Shows Trump Holds Edge Over Biden in Key Battleground States
A recent poll shows Trump leads President Biden in a hypothetical head-to-head general election match-up in five out of six key battleground states.
Media Tip Sheet: GOP Infighting Threatens to Upend House Majority
Internal discord within the GOP is escalating as House Republicans face challenges backed by their own party members.
Anti-Immigrant Political Rhetoric and Action Threaten Latino/a Youth
Latino and Latina Adolescents with a Family Member Deported or Detained in 2018 Suffered Significantly More Mental Health Problems Four Years Later, Study Shows
Media Tip Sheet: Key Ingredients Not FDA Approved in U.S. Sunscreens
Sunscreen products sold in Europe and Japan offer more production than those sold in the United States, but why?
Statement on GW Student Engagement Meeting
Today, GW President Ellen Granberg, Chief Financial Officer Bruno Fernandes, and Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Colette Coleman had a conversation with representatives from...
Update on GW Student Engagement Efforts
This morning, GW officials sent the following invitation to select registered student organizations in good standing with the university.
Media Tip Sheet: CDC Report Shows a Decline in Pregnancy-Related Deaths
In a new report from the CDC, pregnancy-related deaths are dropping.