All students to receive tap access to residence hall rooms
Officials will also add tap access to several large classrooms and auditoriums, like the Marvin and Academic centers.
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Student sues GW for burns suffered in International House shower
A student is suing GW for third-degree burns she experienced last year after having a seizure in an International House shower.
DDOT proposes to almost double scooters in 2020
Under a new DDOT proposal, D.C. residents will see the number of scooters on the District’s streets almost double by January.
Man with scooter robs 7-Eleven
GW Police Department and Metropolitan Police Department responded to a report of forced robbery at 7-Eleven at about 5 p.m. Monday.
Officials issue survey on dining habits, housing rates
Officials are gathering feedback about students’ housing and dining experiences through a comprehensive survey released Sept. 26.
Liquor law violations plummet by more than 50 percent
Officials attributed the dip in liquor law violations to the introduction of a more lenient alcohol policy.
Man robs Marvin Center Saturday morning
GW Police Department and Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to a report of robbery in the Marvin Center at about 2 a.m. Saturday morning, according to a GW Alert.
Lyft adds maps of protected bike lanes, safe bike routes to mobile app
Lyft users in the District can now use the company’s app to find nearby bike lanes and map out routes, the company announced last week.
Man who murdered Corcoran employee in 2017 sentenced to life in prison
The man who fatally stabbed a former employee at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design was sentenced to life in prison.
Students form counterprotest against pro-life group
Minutes after 10 pro-life protesters gathered in Kogan Plaza Monday, roughly 100 student counter-protesters assembled with improvised posters and chants.