Vast majority of Class of 2020 found post-graduation plans: officials
More than nine in 10 graduates from the Class of 2020 have secured post-graduation plans despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.
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Officer killed in U.S. Capitol attack transported to GW Hospital
MPD participated in a procession carrying the officer’s body from the GW Hospital to the D.C. Chief Medical Examiner’s Office Friday.
Transition to Microsoft email, calendar on hold
When the move was announced in February 2020, officials touted Microsoft’s “improved” security through an “enhanced” toolset.
Blake named finalist for University of Rhode Island president
The Providence Journal reported that Blake discussed his past experience and qualifications for the position at a public forum Monday.
The COVID-19 pandemic at GW, one year later
Recent events have defined an extraordinary year for GW, with officials now expressing optimism for a return to campus this fall.
Longest currently serving vice president to retire as general counsel
Nolan, who will retire in June, is GW’s only remaining vice president who has served in their role prior to LeBlanc’s arrival in 2017.
Employees to receive two-day spring break Thursday and Friday
Officials announced the decision in an email to employees Friday, saying they hope the holiday will help employees “refresh” following a difficult year.
Commencement to be held virtually with later in-person ceremony
Officials said they will stylize the Foggy Bottom Campus with commencement branding and mail celebratory packages to graduates.
COVID-19 testing projected to cost $10 million this year: officials
Officials will use $9.2 million to offset institutional costs brought on by the pandemic, including GW’s COVID-19 testing apparatus.
Campus will begin phased reopening this summer
Officials said summer courses will still largely be taught online, but classes that require in-person instruction or research will take place on campus.