Officials provide updates on returning belongings, continued storage
Students not returning to campus will be contacted “in the coming weeks” by one of three storage companies to reclaim their belongings.
Woman sues GW Hospital, MFA for medical malpractice
A woman is suing the GW Hospital for medical negligence, alleging doctors permanently injured her newborn infant when she was giving birth in 2008.
Students urge officials to change residency requirement
More than 1,500 students signed a petition requesting that officials change GW’s on-campus residency requirement.
Graduate students launch petition for tuition discount
Graduate students launched a petition Tuesday calling for officials to expand GW’s tuition discount to include graduate and professional students.
SA pushes to convert fall classes to Pass/No Pass basis
The SA deliberated the body’s plans to address COVID-19 and passed legislation pressing for more student aid as GW prepares for an online semester.
Metro anticipates revenue loss as CARES Act funding expires
As CARES Act funding expires, Metro officials are bracing for the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to drive the agency into a deeper “financial crisis.”
Weekend Outlook – Explore the reopened National Arboretum
Walk through the National Arboretum, take a yoga class while sipping a mimosa and tour D.C.’s historic Hillwood Museum and Gardens.
Weekend Outlook – Attend a pop-up wine garden
Head to the Kennedy Center’s pop-up wine garden, catch a drive-in movie and end the weekend at the National Zoo’s reopening.
GW to cut seven teams following 2020-21 season
Men’s rowing, sailing, men’s and women’s squash, men’s indoor track, men’s tennis and women’s water polo will be eliminated, affecting about 118 student-athletes.
Unpacking the Black Lives Matter movement
Outside of national headlines, there is years’ worth of learning to unpack related to the Black Lives Matter movement.
International students talk travel home, classes amid pandemic
Three international students discussed their plans to leave campus and how they adjusted to online classes from different locations around the world.
Thousands march through D.C. amid outrage over George Floyd's death
Thousands of people flocked to the White House Friday to protest the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody.
Photos: Commencement day on the National Mall
Despite this year’s virtual Commencement ceremony, some GW students still celebrated on the National Mall on their graduation day.
Dani Grace: Finding my own form of advocacy
I’ll remember college as the four years I spent making a difference in the community, one interview, article or 15-hour production day at a time.
Leah Potter: With a little help from my friends
Saying goodbye to The Hatchet’s townhouse feels like the end of a sitcom. It’s as though I should be packing up boxes as wistful music plays and I’m surrounded by everyone who made these years special.