Patient sues GW, alleging negligence in 'unnecessary' surgery
A patient is suing the University, Medical Faculty Associates and the GW Hospital for medical negligence that inflicted her with permanent injuries in 2017.
June 12, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the June 12, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
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Make the most out of this pandemic-wracked summer
Useful and fulfilling work can be achieved in many ways, and it is the student’s responsibility to find that opportunity.
Best and worst of this week's headlines
As protesters face off against the pandemic and police forces to demand long-overdue racial justice, GW’s workers may face layoffs as officials make tough fiscal decisions.
Virtual Weekend Outlook – Celebrate Pride at a virtual performance
Spend your second weekend into June celebrating Pride, pushing for social justice and documenting your pandemic experiences.
Judge partially dismisses GW complaint against UHS
A judge partially dismissed a lawsuit Monday the University and Medical Faculty Associates brought against the majority owner of the GW Hospital.
Confronting issues of race at The Hatchet
Where I believe our biggest failure in recent history lies is in the stories we have not reported – but had a responsibility to cover.
D.C. Council passes emergency police reform bill
The D.C. Council passed police reform legislation Tuesday, banning the hiring of officers with a history of misconduct and expanding felons’ voting rights.
Smithsonian allocates $25 million to race-related programs
The Smithsonian Institution allocated $25 million to race-related exhibits and programming in six of its museums.
Faculty Senate sets additional summer meetings
The Faculty Senate’s executive committee called three additional senate meetings for the summer in June, July and August, respectively.