Professional studies graduates called on to help others
Speakers encouraged about 400 graduates in the College of Professional Studies to continue learning and to help others in the Smith Center Saturday.
Lia DeGroot
Scooter, laptop stolen outside the Avenue
Two people reported thefts to the Metropolitan Police Department on Thursday.
Crime log: Student arrested after assaulting another student
Metropolitan Police Department officers received a report that a student assaulted another student at an off-campus residence.
D.C. launches bystander awareness campaign
D.C. partnered with Uber, sexual assault prevention groups and about 10 bars and clubs to launch a bystander awareness campaign to prevent sexual assault.
Guthrie calls on graduating students to embrace challenges
Savannah Guthrie, the co-host of the NBC News morning show “Today,” urged graduates to embrace risks and enjoy their journeys at the University Commencement.
Trustees unanimously OK Thurston Hall renovations
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved renovations to Thurston Hall at its May meeting Friday.
Milken donor urges business school graduates to adapt to change
Philanthropist Michael Milken, who donated funds to the public health school, addressed about 300 graduating business school students Thursday.
ANC probes D.C. officials to increase pedestrian safety
A local governing body called on District officials to modify sections of Virginia Avenue to enhance pedestrian safety at its monthly meeting Wednesday night.
GW Hospital unveils first in-hospital lactation suites in the District
The GW Hospital is now the first hospital in the District to provide private lactation suites to employees and hospital visitors.
D.C. Councilmember proposes increasing scooter speeds
A D.C. Councilmember proposed revisions to the 2020 budget that would reverse Mayor Muriel Bowser’s decision to waive Circulator bus fares.