New Title IX regulations may decrease reporting: experts
Experts said new Department of Education regulations governing Title IX investigations will undermine survivors’ rights during an investigation.
Lia DeGroot
GWorld vendors hope for government aid to weather pandemic
Three business owners said they were denied or haven’t heard back from government coronavirus relief programs they applied to.
A rundown of pop culture, politics from kindergarten to graduation
From Lady Gaga’s iconic meat dress in 2010 to a pandemic, the Class of 2020 has witnessed some unforgettable moments over the years.
Officials extend pass/fail declaration deadline until final grades posted
Officials plan to extend the deadline for undergraduate students to take classes on a Pass/No Pass basis until after final grades are posted.
DMV provided with faster COVID-19 testing system
The Abbot ID NOW test can deliver positive test results in five minutes and negative results in 13 minutes.
D.C. robberies drop, assaults rise amid COVID-19
Total violent and property crimes are hitting lower numbers compared to this time last year, but assaults are rising as the novel coronavirus spreads, District data shows.
Couple sues GW Hospital alleging negligence during childbirth
A couple is suing the GW Hospital alleging that medical personnel were negligent in handling their child’s birth.
DMV could become among next COVID-19 hotspots: White House
The D.C. region could be the next hotspot for the COVID-19 outbreak, White House officials said Saturday.
Local activists fundraise for undocumented immigrants amid COVID-19
Local activists have raised more than $45,000 for undocumented immigrants left out of the D.C. Council’s emergency COVID-19 legislation.
Storage, moving process lacked coordination with students, they say
More than 10 students said the process of packing and storing students’ belongings has been disorganized and infringes on student privacy.