Legal concerns may stop sharing of Swain hiring details: experts
Employment law experts said publicly sharing details about controversial hirings could potentially lead to a defamation suit against GW.
Tracking COVID-19 on campus, across D.C.
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Officials lay off staff in medical school, CCAS advising
University President LeBlanc said at a Faculty Senate meeting earlier this month that officials had laid off about 250 staff at that time.
COVID-19 testing centers to move to Shenkman
Foggy Bottom’s two in-house testing centers are moving to Shenkman Hall Monday, according to an email sent to students.
SBA Senate confirms members to body, filling vacancies
Student Bar Association senators welcomed a new pool of elected senators into the body, filling all positions on the SBA for the first time in recent history.
Heavy rain causes leaks in District House
“Several” leaks were found in the District House roof after heavy rains, University spokesperson Crystal Nosal said.
Students find new ways to ring in 21st birthdays during pandemic
Students said the unexpected twist allowed them to get creative with parties, hosting small get-togethers and setting up makeshift bars.
Students take online classes on the road
With classrooms and study halls out of sight, students are packing up their laptops and studying on the road.
Women's basketball joins A-10 in push for social justice
Four players are participating in Athletes Driving Change, an organization focused on promoting equality through education and service.
Sailor works with athletic department to improve LGBTQ inclusivity
Senior sailor John DeRuff worked with Athlete Ally, an organization that aims to boost inclusivity for members of the LGBTQ community.
Thousands gather to commemorate Ginsburg's death
Thousands gathered outside of the Supreme Court to commemorate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died from complications from pancreatic cancer Friday.
Dozens demand LeBlanc's resignation outside his residence
Students and faculty marched through campus Friday as part of ongoing calls for University President Thomas LeBlanc to resign. Protesters cited GW’s partnership with the Disney Institute, a proposed enrollment cut, layoffs as reasons for him to step down.
History students discuss impact of Jessica Krug's lie
Students discussed how history professor Jessica Krug’s lie about her Black identity have altered their perception of academia and the University
Hundreds gather outside Supreme Court to mourn RBG's death
Crowds began to flood the streets around the court Friday evening to honor the late Supreme Court justice, leaving candles, notes and flowers in her honor.
Black Lives Matter rallies documented across the United States
Hatchet photographers set out across the United States to document several BLM marches and rallies from May until August.