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The School of Media and Public Affairs hosted a panel Wednesday about the legacy and impact of the 2020 presidential election debates on the final results.

Peter Newsham, the District’s chief of police, will depart the Metropolitan Police Department, according to a press release Tuesday.

Mayor Muriel Bowser tightened D.C. COVID-19 restrictions Monday, trimming capacity numbers for in-person gatherings and limiting business operations.

The SA’s Graduate Senators Caucus hosted a town hall Thursday to discuss graduate students’ sentiments on a tuition reduction for the academic year.

GW Students for Indigenous and Native American Rights is hosting online events during November to commemorate their annual Native American Heritage Celebration.

Undergraduate mentees said the program helped them navigate their preparations to take the Law School Admission Test and apply to law school.

Although COVID-19 pandemic has cast a shadow on most of Provost Brian Blake’s time at GW, he said he has been able to make progress on his initial goals.

Professors’ days are typically filled with lectures, office hours and research. The pandemic has added teaching elementary school to their to-do list.

Thinking GW would quickly deplete the 1,500 additional room openings this spring, students said they looked for off-campus housing instead.

Students are working to assist people experiencing homelessness who live in encampments at risk of being cleared.