Thousands march to Supreme Court against abortion restrictions
More than 5,000 protesters gathered in D.C. Saturday, one of more than 600 marches in the United States opposing restrictive abortion laws.
Sejal Govindarao
History department boosting diversity one year after Krug
The history department is implementing a committee’s recommendations a year after former professor Jessica Krug said she pretended to be Black.
Hundreds gather for protests tied to Jan. 6 insurrection
About 400 to 450 people gathered outside the Capitol Saturday to denounce the imprisonment of Jan. 6 insurrectionists, according to U.S. Capitol Police.
Sophomore enters new SA community liaison role
Sophomore Daria Nastasia will step into the new role this semester to improve relations between the SA and other student organizations.
SA Senate approves funding increase for student organizations
The SA Senate unanimously approved $431,000 in budget allocations for student organizations through October at its meeting Monday.
Strict regulations limited GW's COVID-19 case count: officials
Officials said the University effectively managed the pandemic remote learning, regular testing and social-distancing guidelines.
Students assemble activism around India COVID-19 crisis
Indian Students’ Association members are developing awareness and fundraising initiatives to to address the pandemic’s gravity in India.
Experts back vaccine requirement to limit COVID-19 outbreaks
Public health experts said the vaccine mandate will increase safety, but slow and limited vaccine rollouts abroad worry international students.
President: Brandon Hill
Hill said he recognizes that at times the SA seems to be working against the student body, but the body’s “roots and intentions” are to support students.
Take the first vaccine you can get, GW's medical experts say
GW’s medical experts said people should receive any of the vaccines first made available to them instead of “shopping” for a vaccine.