Fall classroom assignments posted on Schedule of Classes
Officials said “limited courses” designated for hybrid or online instruction will include a remote element in the fall.
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Officials announce COVID-19 coordinator
Ray Lucas, an associate professor of emergency medicine, will serve as the University’s COVID-19 coordinator.
Metro to gradually shift to fully electric bus fleet
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority plans to have its bus fleet go all electric starting in 2030.
D.C. officials lift final COVID-19 restrictions
D.C. officials lifted their final COVID-19 restrictions Friday after allowing bars and nightclubs to open at full capacity again.
Personal scooter subscription service launches in the District
Unagi will ship subscribers their own personal scooters which they can use for as long as they’re subscribed.
Milken lecturer named MPD's director of well-being
Diana Karczmarczyk, a professional lecturer at Milken, will be the first director of employee well-being support in the Metropolitan Police Department.
Scholarship fund created in honor of late professor
The School of Nursing established a scholarship in honor of a health sciences professor who died in a house fire in April.
Android users can now use phones as SmarTrip cards
The new feature allows users to hold their phone next to a card reader for any station, bus or parking lot to pay to access their trip with Google Pay.
Metro to lower fares, increase service
The Metro board voted to extend Metrorail operating hours, lower weekend rail fares and increase train service in an effort to bring riders back.
Blake stepping down as provost, named finalist for GSU's president
Provost Brian Blake is stepping down from his position after he was announced as Georgia State University’s sole finalist for the position of president.