Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the George Washington University

Congrats to our graduates who walked across the stage today! We are so proud of your work here at GW and can’t wait to see what you’ll do in the future! 🎉🎉

It’s the end of the academic year! Congratulations to our upcoming grads, and we can’t wait to see returning and incoming students in the fall!! Have a wonderful summer ☀️☀️

Happy Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month! From May 1 to May 31, we will honor and celebrate the important role that Asian Americans have played in our country!!

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month - a time to raise awareness and support for survivors of sexual violence. Listed are some resources at GW that supports students across all issues, and an event happening this month! 🎗️

Join the WGSS Annual Yulee Lecture on April 4th! This year’s topic is “Bodies in Motion” with lecturers Dr. Deborah Thomas and Dr. Jade Power-Sotomayor.

Go to go.gwu.edu/yulee2026, or go to our link in our bio to RSVP! Can’t wait to see you there!!

As a part of Women’s History Month, we wanted to spotlight some monumental GW alumni! This week we wanted to share the recent achievements of Olympic Gold Medalist, Elana Meyers Taylor! She recently won the gold medal for the women’s monobob competition! Congratulations 🎉

It’s Women’s History Month! 🎉🎉 This is a month to celebrate and honor the accomplishments of women from all generations that have led us to where we are today. Let’s continue to make history and inspire new generations!

Join us for an info session on WGSS on March 2nd in Rome 352!! Hear from majors, minors, and alums! We hope to see you there :)

WGSS is celebrating Black History Month! We honor the 20th Black Heritage Celebration at GW, recognize 50 years of Black History Month, and commemorate 100 years since the recognition of Black history began. ❤️💛💚🖤

Happy MLK Day! Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights activist in the 1960’s. He advocated for equal rights for African-Americans and led the nonviolent protests in the civil rights movement. At GW, we honor him and this day through the MLK Day of Service.