Classes to stay online for fall semester with 10 percent tuition cut
Administrators had sought the District’s approval of GW’s reopening plan by early July but had yet to publicly announce the plan’s approval.
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GW to file amicus brief opposing new ICE guidelines
The brief supports Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s suit against federal authorities, which was filed Wednesday.
Officials target in-person fall semester with social distancing
Officials have submitted a fall operations plan to D.C. officials, seeking approval to resume in-person classes in August with strict safety procedures.
Classes to be held remotely for two weeks following Thanksgiving
Officials plan to hold classes on Labor Day and during Fall Break to reduce student travel and maximize in-person instruction time.
Virtual Commencement ceremony will not feature keynote speaker
The Class of 2020’s virtual Commencement ceremony will not include an external keynote speaker, officials said.
Brookins elected SA president
Junior Howard Brookins narrowly secured the SA presidency Friday, the first black president of the organization in a decade.
GW under federal investigation for potential Title IX violations
The University is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for alleged Title IX violations.
GW projected to lose $38 million from COVID-19: president
LeBlanc said the federal spending package passed last week will provide some financial relief to the University but added that it did not go far enough.
Classes to remain online for rest of semester
Students will be allowed to retrieve their belongings from their residence hall in the coming days as classes remain online.
GW to move classes online until April 5 as COVID-19 cases rise in D.C.
GW is the third D.C.-area university to suspend classes on campus in the wake of the outbreak, joining dozens of other universities across the country.