Samantha Walley, one of GW’s UTees Campus Managers, talks about how philanthropy is still happening even with students off campus and how people can help raise money for the GW Hospital Immediate Relief Fund. Tracking COVID-19 Stay up to date on GW, D.C. news related to the virus. READ MORE
ANC Commissioner Trupti Patel discusses how the D.C. chapter of ROC United, an organization that fights for workers’ rights, helped to raise more than $30,000 to aid those struggling financially after losing their jobs due to COVID-19.
Miriam’s Kitchen staff are serving meals, delivering groceries and continuing communication and assistance with their residents and people experiencing homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Volunteers deliver groceries, distribute meal, host online events and more for senior citizens in isolation in the Foggy Bottom Community. Video by Amanda Plocharski
Students and faculty talked about the importance of staying active during quarantine and how they’re providing fitness classes online.
Sophomore Peter Opitz ran a competition modeled off March Madness to give students entertainment during quarantine while also helping restaurants around the Foggy Bottom community. Video by Amanda Plocharski
Students celebrated the art and culture of South Asian societies in SMPA Saturday night in the Marvin Center.
‘Tiny Dorm Concerts GW’ hosted its first open mic of the semester Saturday with three student performances.
Artist Zach Lieberman unveiled “Future Sketches” at Artechouse Thursday. The exhibit intersects computer coding with visual art.
WUSA anchor Annie Yu and National Park Service guide Kyle Yarusso hosted the 97th annual National Christmas Tree lighting Thursday.