Moniker retirement leads to relief, ire from students, alumni
A week after officials announced the moniker’s retirement, advocates for the change welcomed the decision while others called on officials to keep the moniker.
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Officials sell One Washington Circle to hospitality group
The property will undergo a $30 million renovation and reopen to guests in June 2023 as a rebranded luxury hotel.
Green Move-Out donates 54,000 pounds of discarded goods
Student volunteers spent 472 hours sorting through 45,000 pounds of clothing, 6,000 pounds of household items and 2,100 pounds of food.
Navigation app will aid low vision Metro passengers
WayMap will deliver auditory instructions to passengers and will launch in at least 30 Metro train stations and 1,000 bus stops by September.
Students protest leaked Roe v. Wade draft opinion
More than a dozen students said they felt compelled to protest at the Courts this week, despite many balancing final exams.
BSU plans to continue strengthening ties to GW, local universities
BSU re-elected Gianna Cook as president and appointed five students to the e-board as the organization transitioned to new leadership last month.
Carbon monoxide leak in The Statesman spurs evacuation
D.C. FEMS officials said pressure washing in the building’s parking garage likely produced the leak due to its use of gas in an unventilated area.
Hundreds protest leaked Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision
The protests started Monday night after a leaked draft opinion signaled an overturn of Roe v. Wade, which has protected abortion rights since 1973.
Sunrise GW leads Earth Day protest
Protesters marched through campus Friday pressuring officials to reject fossil fuel research funding from companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil.
APIHC celebration returns with in-person cultural events
The APIHC resumed in-person programming for the first time in three years with cultural events celebrating Asian identity.