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- Sep 17, 2026
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Milken research centers, faculty file amicus brief challenging Medicaid work requirement rule (opens the original)
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Two research centers housed within the Milken Institute School of Public Health and 36 faculty members filed an amicus curiae brief last week supporting a legal challenge to a federal Medicaid rule that seeks to implement new work requirements. Twenty-five states and D.C. filed a lawsuit against the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in June after the agency added new work requirements to Medicaid, requiring states to ensure certain Medicaid enrollees aged 19 to 64 document at least 80 hou
GWSB partners with Georgian National University SEU for dual master’s degree in AI for Business (opens the original)
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The School of Business is partnering with Georgian National University SEU to offer a dual master’s degree in artificial intelligence for business starting this fall. GWSB faculty will teach the 30-credit program on the SEU campus in Tbilisi, Georgia, which is accepting applications until Sept. 20 and starts this fall. The three-semester program is designed to help Georgia meet its “technical development objectives” as a country and train a “pipeline” of applied artificial intelligence experts w
GW reviewing new federal guidance on requirements for international student internship program (opens the original)
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GW is reviewing new guidance from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement program calling for increased scrutiny from university officials when approving internships, externships, practicums or co-ops for international students. The Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which is run by ICE, issued messages on Aug. 12 and Aug. 24 to all universities certified to have international and exchange students, calling for increased scrutiny of Curricular Practical Training approvals, which allow F-1 visa
CCAS left without a study abroad advisor after staff departure (opens the original)
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The Columbian College of Arts & Sciences’ sole study abroad advisor departed the University within the last month, leaving GW’s largest school without a dedicated advisor temporarily. A University spokesperson confirmed Johanna Zenn, the only advisor for CCAS’ study abroad students, is no longer with the University, adding the Office for Study Abroad will continue to support CCAS students during the transition. The spokesperson said the University is working “as swiftly as possible” to fill the
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