GW encourages ICE to 'revisit' fall student visa regulations
Provost Brian Blake said GW supports the American Council on Education’s efforts opposing the newly released guidance for international students.
July 10, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the July 10, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Capital Bikeshare releases electric bikes back to D.C.
Capital Bikeshare released dockless electric bikes back into the D.C area Wednesday after more than a year of withholding the bikes from the public.
Longtime Corcoran professor dies at 73
Frank DiPerna, a longtime photography professor and a “founding faculty” of Corcoran, died on June 26.
D.C. Council repeals police reform legislation
The D.C. Council repealed police reform legislation Tuesday, rolling back provisions involving the use of nondeadly force.
NOVA Phase 3 reopening could affect DC's COVID-19 caseload: experts
Northern Virginia’s decision to enter Phase 3 of reopening could threaten D.C.’s progress in containing COVID-19, public health experts said.
DHS debuts homeland security technology program at GW
The DHS Science and Technology Directorate tapped GW to house a center to train graduate students in homeland security technology.
Deering to conclude tenure as interim CPS, VSTC dean in September
Provost Brian Blake’s office will provide “additional support” to the Virginia campus as officials investigate “new partnerships” for the campus.
International students must leave U.S. if classes are all online: ICE
International students must enroll in the minimum number of online classes required to make “normal progress” toward their degree in a hybrid model.
Students launch petition for 'institutional change' at law school
The Black Law Students Association launched a petition Tuesday calling for “institutional change” related to diversity, equality and inclusion at GW Law.
Faculty say Back to Campus plan will allow teaching in preferred mode
More than 10 faculty members voiced support for the Back to Campus plan, stating it will allow faculty to teach in their preferred setting in the fall.