Student protesters split on rioting, looting during protests
In interviews, students said civil disobedience is “necessary” when the public is not listening to the demands of marginalized communities.
June 12, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the June 12, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
WMATA unveils summer renovations amid depleted ridership levels
The Metro will shut down a series of tracks this summer to renovate its rail system during a lull in ridership caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Milken receives $25 million grant to combat D.C. HIV epidemic
Milken researchers received a $25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue combating the D.C. HIV epidemic.
Medical students resume clinical rotations
About 80 fourth-year medical students in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences resumed clinical rotations Monday.
Second District filed 16 percent of complaints last year: report
The Second Police District submitted 16 percent of all complaints against MPD last fiscal year, according to a report by the D.C. Office of Police Complaints.
GW to seek District's approval for fall plans by early July
Administrators said they are drafting a proposal to D.C. officials for GW’s fall operations in accordance with Bowser’s executive order.
Officials 'won't be able' to avoid layoffs: LeBlanc
University spokeswoman Crystal Nosal said more information about forthcoming financial decisions will be shared in the “coming weeks.”
Law school faculty push to rescind attorney general's law degree
Barr ordered law enforcement to break up a protest in Lafayette Square to make way for President Donald Trump’s photo op in front of St. John’s Church.
Trump orders removal of National Guard as peaceful protests push on
President Donald Trump announced he will remove National Guard troops from D.C. after peaceful demonstrations relaxed tensions during protests.
D.C. College Democrats host panel on racial justice
D.C. College Democrats hosted a discussion with government and student leaders on the recent push against racism and police brutality Friday.