
Officials pause RA program for fall semester
GW will not bring RAs back to campus this fall in light of the coronavirus pandemic, according to an email sent to advisers Monday.
Volume 117
Stories from the August 7, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW will not bring RAs back to campus this fall in light of the coronavirus pandemic, according to an email sent to advisers Monday.
A study of more than 200 Dartmouth students revealed that college students are more anxious and depressed than usual because of COVID-19.
A local data scientist created a website to track information about D.C.’s hyperlocal governing bodies.
A woman is suing the GW Hospital for medical negligence, alleging doctors permanently injured her newborn infant when she was giving birth in 2008.
Students not returning to campus will be contacted “in the coming weeks” by one of three storage companies to reclaim their belongings.
The BSU Big Brother, Big Sister Matriculation Program will work to pair freshman students with upperclassmen mentors who share similar majors and interests.
More than 1,500 students signed a petition requesting that officials change GW’s on-campus residency requirement.
Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities Christy Anthony said officials upheld Kappa Alpha’s two-year suspension last week.
Graduate students launched a petition Tuesday calling for officials to expand GW’s tuition discount to include graduate and professional students.