Officials encourage students to receive booster shots
Officials said they won’t require the booster shot yet, but full vaccination in addition to a booster shot will help protect students from COVID-19 variants.
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D.C. Health recommends indoor masking after dropped mandate
Mayor Muriel Bowser refrained from reinstating a blanket indoor mask mandate after dropping the requirement last month.
Texas congressman talks law enforcement, foreign policy priorities
Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Texas, spoke before about 50 students at the University Student Center amphitheater Tuesday.
GW to enhance campus accessibility with three-year plan
Officials invested $22 million in campus accessibility upgrades, including reconstructed stairways, ramps, doors and elevators.
GW looking to sell or lease One Washington Circle
GW is searching for a real estate investor to purchase or lease the One Washington Circle Hotel property by the summer.
Inaugural chief people officer departed this fall
Bradley took the job at Silver Cross Hospital in October, bringing her back to her hometown of Chicago.
D.C. passes 200 homicides, most killings since 2003
D.C. has recorded 204 homicides in 2021 as of Tuesday night, according to Metropolitan Police Department data.
Faculty, student groups push back against officials after civil rights complaint
Members of the Faculty Senate’s diversity, equity and inclusion subcommittee said the alleged discrimination supports an “inequitable culture” at GW.
Experts talk geopolitical climate among China, US and EU
Panelists elaborated on how U.S. and EU policies toward China have escalated tensions among the three international groups.
LeBlanc affirms support for Palestinian students after GW receives complaint
LeBlanc said officials are “committed” to preventing discrimination on campus and that GW is currently “investigating” the allegations.