Classes to remain online for spring semester
Administrators will continue providing a 10 percent tuition reduction to Foggy Bottom and Mount Vernon undergraduate students who do not live on campus.
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Student Association president calls on LeBlanc to resign
The order cites some of LeBlanc’s most prominent decisions, including recently implemented budget cuts and layoffs.
Delta Tau Delta members test positive for COVID-19 after party
Delta Tau Delta President Jacob Liedke said members tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a gathering last week.
Krug resigns from post following community criticism
Jessica Krug, an associate professor who admitted to falsifying her Black identity for years, has stepped down from her post.
Officials acknowledge ‘pain’ caused by Krug revelation
Provost Brian Blake and Dean Paul Wahlbeck encouraged students to seek support from various University offices.
Faculty working to replace professor who lied about Black identity
Jessica Krug began teaching Latin American and African history this semester, according to the schedule of classes.
White professor admits to falsely claiming Black identity
Krug wrote that she pretended to be Black in her teen years and held onto that false identity into her adulthood.
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.
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.