Water main break shutters 21st street block
A water main break on campus prompted officials to close off 21st Street between G and H streets for 24 hours as repair work unfolds at the site.
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SA Senate takes first steps to impeach Brookins
A Student Association committee is gathering signatures to be able to file impeachment charges against SA President Howard Brookins.
Officials acknowledge posts alleging sexual misconduct
The statement follows sexual misconduct allegations, which emerged Friday, against Student Association President Howard Brookins.
Departed SA cabinet members decline to explain exits
Dozens of student leaders, including the majority of the senate, are pressing Brookins to resign amid sexual misconduct claims.
Sorority recruitment continues multiyear decline
The mark falls below last year’s at least 10-year low in formal recruitment, prompting chapters to hold informal recruitment to reach more recruits.
S&P Global Ratings affirms GW's A+ rating
Chief Financial Officer Mark Diaz said the report is welcome news for GW administrators and investors amid contractions in the industry during the pandemic.
Local food pantry returns to service near campus
The Foggy Bottom Food Pantry reopened after closing in March, but volunteers are now struggling to overcome food shortages and a smaller clientele.
SEAS women's mentor program offers career advice, mentees say
More than a semester into the program, students said the program has helped them build their resumes and establish professional relationships.
Honors program working to update curricula, admissions policies
Students in the program said the report is a right step to increase diversity, but they are still waiting to be updated on many of their suggestions.
Public health professor drafts federal COVID-19 recommendations
A public health school professor authored a report last week calling on President Joe Biden to target public health inequities in his pandemic response.