Medical school dean to step down
The dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences will step down after serving in the role for eight years.
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YAF targeted for hosting right-wing commentator
Posters were found on campus Thursday threatening GW’s chapter of Young America’s Foundation for bringing a right-wing speaker to campus.
ANC calls on DDOT to develop bike lane plans on 20th, 21st streets
A local governing group debated bike lanes and traffic safety at its first meeting of the year Wednesday.
Law school offers new fellowship to expand online courses
The law school debuted a new fellowship this month focusing on the law behind government contracts.
Author defines 'antiracism' at annual Martin Luther King Jr. lecture
An American University professor defined “antiracism” and discussed Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy during an event at Ross Hall Wednesday.
GW to clear students from course waitlists
The University announced on Wednesday that the waitlist process will change this week, dropping all students from current lists.
MPD's Second District Commander retiring
The Metropolitan Police Department’s Second District commander is retiring, effectively immediately, and will be replaced with a longtime MPD employee.
Faculty Senate tables two proposed updates to Faculty Code
The Faculty Senate unanimously passed one resolution to the faculty code Friday but tabled the discussion of two proposed resolutions.
GW closed Monday after snow coats D.C.
The University will be closed Monday after roughly six to 10 inches of snow coated the District this weekend.
Woman sues GW Hospital after staffers allegedly assault her
A woman is suing the GW Hospital for $10 million after a doctor and a hospital staff member allegedly assaulted her in June 2017.