Officials expect thousands at bicentennial celebration this weekend
The weekend will include events like alumni receptions, campus tours and open houses for GW’s various schools across campus.
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Hundreds gather for protests tied to Jan. 6 insurrection
About 400 to 450 people gathered outside the Capitol Saturday to denounce the imprisonment of Jan. 6 insurrectionists, according to U.S. Capitol Police.
IT support requests surge during first week of in-person classes
The change comes as the office kicks off its first semester back on campus after dozens of IT staff were laid off during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Faculty Senate calls for transparency on HVAC upgrades
The resolution urges GW to release more information about the status of HVAC systems across campus buildings to block the spread of the coronavirus.
Mold outbreaks, water leaks damage campus buildings: residents
More than 70 GW community members are dealing with mold outbreaks across campus buildings less than a month after GW’s reopening.
Interim president to replace LeBlanc in January
Mark S. Wrighton, the former chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis, will serve as interim president starting Jan. 1.
Here's what to expect at this week's Faculty Senate meeting
Senators will discuss a report on shared governance and a resolution on the transparency of GW’s communications about HVAC system updates.
Officials double COVID-19 testing frequency for vaccinated individuals
Vaccinated students, faculty and staff must receive COVID-19 tests every 15 days starting Sept. 15, while unvaccinated individuals will continue weekly tests.
Faculty senators raise concerns about HVAC update timeline
Faculty are concerned that officials are behind schedule on upgrades to the University’s heating, ventilation and cooling systems.
Students visit hospital for symptoms after mold reports in Townhouse Row
Students living in Townhouse Row said they observed mold growing in their rooms before experiencing symptoms like fevers and bloody coughing fits.