Pedestrian killed on Virginia Avenue near campus
An MPD spokesperson said the crash took place on the 2100 block of Virginia Avenue, located near the CVS by the southern end of campus.
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Lawsuit accused D.C. FEMS of racial, gender discrimination
The firefighters accuse FEMS of being “a hostile work environment for Black women firefighters” by limiting pay increases and promotion opportunities.
D.C. Council to vote on bill to increase biker safety
The D.C. council’s transportation committee approved legislation to improve biker safety that will be on the city council’s agenda next month.
U.S. Senators debate gun control, abortion
Two US Senators debated the economy, gun safety, the border and individual liberty at the Jack Morton Auditorium Monday.
Alumna killed in car crash with congresswoman
Rep. Jackie Walorski, R-Ind., was killed in a head-on crash that also killed Emma Thomson, an SMPA alumna, Zachery Potts and the driver of the other car.
Students who contract COVID-19 to 'isolate in place': officials
GW will not move students who contract COVID-19 or whose roommates contract COVID-19 to a separate isolation space this upcoming academic year.
SA Senate to update governing documents
The Governing Documents Committee Review Act will create an eight-person committee to “examine and evaluate” the current Student Association governing system
Metro to increase service on Blue, Orange and Silver lines
WMATA said in a press release Thursday that the Blue, Orange and Silver lines will have train arrivals every 15 minutes on weekdays by August 1.
CCAS hires new faculty members ahead of the fall semester
CCAS’ new hires will raise its total number of full-time faculty members to 491, a figure that does not include full-time visiting or research faculty.
Randy Clarke starts as new Metro general manager
The new Metro general manager Randy Clarke started in his role amidst a challenging spring on Monday.