Former tennis player appeals discrimination case ruling
Depositions and documents show a pattern of racist behaviors among the tennis team, which a former tennis player claims officials did little to prevent.
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ANC approves abortion access bills
A local governing body passed two bills introduced by the D.C. Council protecting abortion access in the District during their monthly meeting Thursday.
Lawmakers pass law protecting employees from failing cannabis tests
If the legislation is approved by Mayor Muriel Bowser, D.C. employers would be barred from either firing employees because of their cannabis use.
White House to pay interns in the fall
The White House Internship Program will pay interns who assist the White House Office and the Office of the Vice President $750 per week starting in the fall.
Officials change course on District House dining setup
District House’s basement will host five new vendors at the start of the fall semester, despite initial plans to convert the area into an all-you-can-eat dining hall.
University to sell off minority stake in GW Hospital
GW will sell its 20 percent stake in the hospital to UHS, leaving the MFA and SMHS as the sole clinical institutions on campus.
Officials seeking to sell The Aston
The University announced they’re selling the property because of its distance from campus and market demand in a release Monday.
On-campus housing exemption applications reopen for juniors
All juniors who request off-campus residency through May will have their exemption requests approved, a relaxation of previous on-campus residency requirements.
Crime log: Staff member reports vehicle damage after hit-and-run
The male staff member reported that his vehicle was damaged in a hit-and-run accident while parked in the G Street Garage.
Maryland Senator treated at GW Hospital for "minor stroke"
Van Hollen said he was admitted to GW Hospital after experiencing “lightheadedness and acute neck pain” at an event in Maryland.