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All content by Eddie Herzig

Getting to the Bottom of it: Previewing GW’s upcoming basketball season

By Eddie Herzig
November 5, 2022

Getting to the Bottom of It: Inside the D.C. non-profit supporting migrants displaced from southern states

By Eddie Herzig
October 18, 2022

Getting to the Bottom of it: Freshmen react to Thurston’s renovations

By Sejal Govindarao and Eddie Herzig
August 30, 2022

Getting to the Bottom of It: Unpacking GW’s dining transformation

By Sejal Govindarao and Eddie Herzig
August 23, 2022
A recent survey of health care workers found that the majority reported mental health repercussions from the pandemic.

Milken study to observe maternal health in five low-income countries

By Eddie Herzig
May 16, 2022

Getting to the Bottom of It: Breaking down the reinstated mask mandate

By Sejal Govindarao and Eddie Herzig
April 18, 2022

Getting to the Bottom of It: College Democrats, College Republicans promote cross-party dialogue at annual debate

By Sejal Govindarao and Eddie Herzig
April 11, 2022
Associate professor Ekundayo Shittu, left, and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies Jason Zara, right.

SEAS professors develop intiative to connect students to STEM research opportunities

By Jackson Lanzer and Eddie Herzig
March 28, 2022
Sergiy Kudelia, an associate professor of political science at Baylor University, said world leaders have not engaged in direct diplomatic negotiations around the disputed territory, which could help to end the crisis.

Ukrainian experts assess Ukraine-Russia conflict during virtual panel

By Eddie Herzig
February 7, 2022
Wendy Ellis, the lead researcher, said the team analyzed sectors like housing and law enforcement to show how social policies can fail to address factors that drive racial oppression.

Milken study to identify policies deepening racial health inequity

By Eddie Herzig
February 7, 2022
Anenberg said past studies have investigated the differences in air quality throughout the city, but this is the first systematic study looking into the disparities’ connection to health inequities.

Milken professor publishes study connecting Black mortality to air pollution in D.C.

By Eddie Herzig and Ethan Fox
November 22, 2021
Raja Mazumder, a professor of biochemistry and molecular medicine, said the research team has been creating these datasets for nearly 15 years and is now ready to implement them in the public database.

Faculty compile FDA database to track infectious disease mutations

By Eddie Herzig
November 8, 2021
Lynn Goldman, the dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health.

Goldman accepts invitation to serve on advisory committee to CDC director

By Michelle Vassilev and Eddie Herzig
November 1, 2021
A Metro train derailed near Arlington Cemetery last week, sparking extended Metrorail delays as investigators look into a broader equipment issue with 7000-series railcars.

Severe Metro delays disrupt commuter schedules after officials spot safety threats

By David Brothers and Eddie Herzig
October 21, 2021
Omar Williams, who MPD said had no fixed address, was also charged with robbery, simple assault and theft in connection with two other off-campus incidents.

MPD arrests suspect in G Street Garage assault

By Zach Blackburn, Abby Kennedy and Eddie Herzig
October 20, 2021

Two cybersecurity professors receive grant from Department of Defense

By Eddie Herzig
October 7, 2021
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