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Officials announced Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will continue teaching his constitutional law seminar after thousands called for his firing.

The case is the first in the ongoing 2022 Monkeypox outbreak, which began in early May and has risen to over 5,000 cases in under two months.

The petition, which has amassed more than 3,600 signatures, was made in response to the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

The announcement marks the second step in the search since Board Chair Speights announced the formation of the presidential search committee in April.

Protesters said the decision to end federal rights to abortion is not what the American public wants.

A week after officials announced the moniker’s retirement, advocates for the change welcomed the decision while others called on officials to keep the moniker.

The proposed changes will enhance protections and alter the language to include sexual orientation and gender identity for LGBTQ+ students.

Mayor Muriel Bowser won a close race against Council member Robert White, and will likely become the District’s first three-term mayor since 1986.

The University will change to optional testing for students, staff and faculty starting July 1, according to an email sent to GW community members Tuesday.

The property will undergo a $30 million renovation and reopen to guests in June 2023 as a rebranded luxury hotel.