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Media Tip Sheet: France Struggles to Contain Student Protests
France is facing its biggest student protest in decades.
Media Tip Sheet: October is National Cybersecurity Month
October marks the start of National Cybersecurity Month, an initiative used to educate the public, businesses, and government agencies about digital safety.
Media Tip Sheet: GW Nursing Shapes the Future of Maternal Health with Midwifery Program
As conversations around maternal health grow particularly in the face of rising U.S. maternal mortality rates and during National Midwifery Week, the George Washington University School of Nursing is...
George Washington University and First Line Technology Partner to Advance CBRNE Workforce Education
Four new micro-credentials launching in November will provide healthcare professionals and first responders with flexible, industry-informed education in CBRNE preparedness and response.
Media Tip Sheet: SCOTUS Opens New Term With Major Climate Case
The Supreme Court started its new term today with a high-profile case involving Boulder, Colorado suing two major energy companies.
Graduate School of Political Management Executive Director the Hon. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell and Elliott School Dean Alyssa Ayres join a distinguished group of public service leaders recognized by the...
Media Tip Sheet: What SNAP’s New Funding Model Means for States and Food Access
As states begin shouldering a much larger share of SNAP’s administrative costs, the program is entering a significant new phase that could have implications for state budgets, program administration...
Media Tip Sheet: New Study Linking Screen Time to Child Development
A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics is putting fresh attention on a question many parents are grappling with: How much screen time is too much for children and what does it mean for their...
Media Tip Sheet: U.S. Forces Leave Iraq After Two Decades
After two decades, U.S. forces are set to leave Iraq. American troops arrived in 2003 to overthrow dictator Saddam Hussein, and went on to occupy the country before withdrawing at the end of 2011.