
Graduate school admissions exams move online during COVID-19 pandemic
Several major graduate school admissions exams have shifted online during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release.
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.
Most private student loan servicers are suspending payments for up to three months after Congress passed a bill granting relief to students with federal loans.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is now projecting that the Silver Line extension will open in April 2021, more than two years past the original December 2018 completion goal.
Student organization leaders will use platforms like Zoom and FaceTime to maintain relationships among members and hold executive board meetings.
GW is enlisting JK Moving and Storage Squad to use video chat to identify and pack students’ belongings, which will be stored until the next academic year.