A Hatchet analysis of 1,109 fall semester classes found that 251 classes would be able to accommodate a 50 percent reduction in capacity to ensure distancing in their current spaces.
The Hatchet is tracking crimes that occur on campus each week. The map will be updated with crimes every week throughout the month.
Officials said they have bolstered GW’s response to online learning with a four-fold increase in faculty workshops and live chats and remote desktop support.
Scooter company Lime relaunched in D.C. and is offering a discount to health care workers to assist their efforts during the pandemic.
Several major graduate school admissions exams have shifted online during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release.
April 2020 Crime Log News By Ilena Peng and Jarrod Wardwell Apr 19, 2020 11:59 PM The Hatchet is tracking crimes that occur on campus each week. The map will be updated with crimes every week throughout the month. Click on a pin to learn details about each crime.
Road closures around the National Mall meant to deter crowds have been lifted as peak cherry blossom season comes to an end.
Doctoral students are petitioning for changes to funding packages as the COVID-19 pandemic increases workloads and reduces work opportunities.
Provost Brian Blake said he wants students with outstanding balances to be able to register for classes amid the pandemic.
Officials warned the GW community to avoid using Zoom in light of a vulnerability that allows hackers to send malicious links in chats.