GWPD officers to wear body cameras, bias training after internal probe
Officials are implementing a slew of changes to the GW Police Department in the wake of an incident in which an officer allegedly pushed a student.
Lia DeGroot
March 2020 crime log
Twelve crimes, including reports of harassment at International House and threats to do bodily harm in Shenkman Hall, occurred this week.
Energy efficient lights conserve 18 million kilowatt-hours
GW’s use of energy-efficient lights has saved 18 million kilowatt hours over the past four years, the amount of energy equal to powering 2,150 homes for a year.
On-campus fires rise after hitting nine-year low
Eight fires occurred in 2019, the majority of which started from a kitchen appliance, like a microwave or stovetop.
SEAS professor sues GW alleging negligence during bridge construction project
A part-time faculty member is suing the University, alleging that he was injured while creating a connection for a bridge as part of a GW project.
Ward 2 Councilmember hopefuls contest transportation, homelessness
All nine candidates in the running for Ward 2 Councilmember attended the fourth debate about issues the ward faces Thursday night.
Officials add mini convenience store to the Vern
Students living on the Mount Vernon Campus can now stop by Ames Hall to purchase a frozen meal, a snack or hygiene products.
Officials launch website to track COVID-19
Officials have established a website to track advisories and release information about the coronavirus.
GW Hospital awarded distinction for total hip, knee replacements
One of the largest U.S. health care associations recognized the GW Hospital for excellence in total knee and hip replacement procedures, hospital officials announced in a press release Tuesday.
Professor sues GW, MFA alleging breach of contract
A medical school professor is suing GW and the Medical Faculty Associates alleging that the two entities breached their faculty agreements with him.