University to launch weekly shuttle to Safeway
The University announced in an email Thursday that a free shuttle between the Foggy Bottom campus and Safeway begins operations on Saturday.
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GW named top producer of Pell Grant study abroad scholarships
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship program recognized GW as a top producer of international Gilman Scholars in a release last month.
SBA Senate simplifies legislative processes
The SBA Senate unanimously approved a bill internally clarifying and simplifying the rules regulating the process of submitting legislation to the senate.
Metro to perform maintenance, increasing wait times this weekend
Metro officials announced the Silver, Orange and Blue lines will run every 24 minutes from Dec. 3 to Dec. 4, up from the normal service of every 15 minutes.
SA Senate establishes student justice commission
The SA Senate unanimously passed an act Monday that aims to improve accountability, efficiency and transparency for University offices and departments.
SA senator, chair of finance committee resigns
Student Association Sen. Ian Ching, ESIA-U, resigned from the SA Monday night after alleged bias and misconduct in the SA Senate’s finance committee.
Officials to drop nationwide LSAT, standardized test requirement
An American Bar Association panel voted Friday to drop the requirement that law school applicants take the LSAT.
Queer health advocates discuss gender-affirming care
Experts discussed the importance of the inclusion of LGBTQ+ people within healthcare settings during a virtual lecture Monday.
Officials to renovate Corcoran's Flagg Building
Officials said that the renovation project will include upgrading the Flagg Building’s windows, roof, heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
Insurance company fights back in GW COVID droplet lawsuit
Factory Mutual Insurance asked the D.C. Court of Appeals to not consider if COVID droplets can cause damage in a lawsuit GW filed.