SURE Stories: Posts and Politics

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Caroline Gilmore (International Affairs, ’25). Read on about Caroline’s research and how she plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon her experience!...

SURE Stories: Where Advocacy and Healthcare Intersect: Promoting Lung Cancer Screening and Education in Low-Income Communities

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Radha Varadan (Biological Sciences and Dance, ’24). Read on about Radha’s research and how she plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon her...

SURE Stories: Financial Innovation In Theatre: Current Efforts and Future Potential

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Lydia Melka (Business with a concentration in Information Systems and Technology Management; Theatre, ’24). Read on about Lydia’s research and how she plans to utilize the...

SURE Stories: Decorative Techniques on Ceramic Surfaces

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Chris Koppi (Fine Arts, ’25). Read on about Chris’ research and how they plan to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon their experience! Since my first...

SURE Stories: Belonging in the Senegal River Valley: A West African Perspective in Migrant Integration

The following blog post was written by fellow UHPer and Spring 2024 SURE Award recipient, Zoe Carver (International Affairs and Peace Studies, ’25). Read on about Zoe’s research and how she plans to utilize the SURE Award funding to further expand upon her...

(F)Riddle Friday #6

by Josh | Oct 16, 2020

We’re back with (F)Riddle Friday, UHPers! Remember, you must submit your answer in the comments below by next Thursday at 3PM ET. This week’s riddle is as follows: “You can find me on Broadway stages And also in the bowels of your car. But most often, I’m known...

Preliminary UHP Demographic Data

by Josh | Oct 14, 2020

The following are the preliminary statistics for students starting in the Honors Program in Fall 2019 and 2020, and should be considered approximate. The UHP will be publishing current student demographics on our website shortly. We are working on updating our...

Come Around to Trullinger’s Salon!

by Josh | Oct 13, 2020

We’ve got a new recurring event for you UHPers: Trullinger’s Salon! “Where essence and appearance matter.” Join Professor Joseph Trullinger every week on Wednesday evenings (starting 2/3) at 7PM ET to discuss life and philosophy in a relaxed,...

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Creators of Heavens and Hells

by aviv | Jun 8, 2020 | Community Life

We’re living through some really tough times right now, especially for our Black friends and classmates. The UHP will be issuing an official statement on all this soon, but in the meantime, Professor Aviv has some fascinating thoughts on how the hellish...

Life As A UHP Alum

by Josh | May 19, 2020 | Alum Update, Community Life

So you did it. You graduated. Finally! I’ll say this one last time (it won’t be the last time)– congratulations! And now…you’re an alum. There are a ton of benefits that you can get as a GWU alum, but I wanted to detail for you some of...