Reflecting on the Class of 2020's four years at GW
Graduates might not be able to say a final farewell to campus this year, but they can always remember the four unforgettable years they experienced.
Lizzie Mintz
Elected SA leaders to transition into roles, begin initiatives online
The SA president and executive vice president-elects said they will meet virtually with outgoing leaders.
President: Bishop Walton
Presidential candidate Bishop Walton said he will work to decrease food insecurity and increase student diversity.
Executive Vice President: Brandon Hill
Executive vice president candidate Brandon Hill said he would advocate for increasing mental health resources if elected.
Most summer classes to move online, residence halls remain closed
Most summer courses will be held online and residence halls will remain closed during the summer, officials said Friday.
Foggy Bottom Whole Foods employee tests positive for COVID-19
An employee at the Whole Foods in Foggy Bottom has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, WUSA reported Wednesday.
Petition for partial tuition refund receives more than 1,200 signatures
Freshman Ruby Samim launched a petition Friday calling on officials to refund half of tuition as students begin taking online classes this semester.
SA senator sues JEC for holding virtual election
SA Sen. Jake Corsi, CCAS-G, filed a complaint against the JEC claiming that holding the SA election entirely online discriminates against some students.
Officials offer refunds as students prepare to leave campus
Officials will reimburse who move off campus for housing, dining and parking costs as the University transitions to online courses next week.
CCAS faculty told to prepare online classes amid COVID-19 concerns
CCAS interim Dean Paul Wahlbeck said faculty should arrange plans to move classes online “should that become necessary.”