Virtual Reality technology arrives at GW Hospital for neurosurgery
Precision Virtual Reality technology, created by the company Surgical Theater, arrived at GW Hospital in April and gives doctors a view inside the body.
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New D.C. student loan oversight position remains unfilled after five months
The position would prevent loan service companies from taking advantage of borrowers unfamiliar with the repayment process.
D.C. officials aim to provide housing grants for local police
Officials want to increase the population of in-town officers in the MPD by providing funding for housing within the city.
D.C. Council passes resolution to protect women's health care coverage
The temporary resolution called for a freeze on all federal regulations to cover women’s preventive services under the Affordable Care Act.
Mayor calls on federal government to 'leave us alone' in address
Bowser spoke to a crowd of hundreds of people for her third State of the District Address where she laid out her goals for the year.
MPD recruits volunteers to build up declining officer count
As officials advocatee for boosting the number of officers in MPD, experts say the program will prepare volunteers to work full time in the future.
Reported crime rate drops over past five years
The crime rate on campus has decreased steadily over the past five years, with a recorded 36.2 percent decrease in reported crimes between 2011 and 2016.
GW searches for new parent fundraising official
GW is looking for a new leader to bring in donations from parents.
Syron makes mental health, campus dining foundation of EVP platform
It took Casey Syron a year and a half at the University Counseling Center before he became comfortable walking through the door.
Host of TED Radio Hour brings hands-on course to SMPA
Radio may not be the most popular medium for today’s journalists, but at GW, a radio host is looking to make sure that it stays relevant.