Officials pause strategic planning process, citing effects of COVID-19
LeBlanc said in an interview that the pandemic’s effects have led officials to reevaluate some of the key assumptions underlying the planning process.
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GW Hospital to open drive-thru COVID-19 testing
The GW Hospital is building a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site, officials announced at a town hall Tuesday.
Faculty Association sends petition calling for LeBlanc's resignation
The group said 122 faculty members and an additional 174 GW community members have signed the petition within about a month.
Provost hires new official to manage special academic projects
Koren Bedeau, the former senior vice provost for academic networks at Drexel University, will help Blake identify and manage key priorities.
Foggy Bottom Whole Foods employee tests positive for COVID-19
An employee at the Whole Foods in Foggy Bottom has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, WUSA reported Wednesday.
New COVID-19 deaths in D.C. expected to peak in April: report
The number of daily COVID-19 deaths in the District is expected to peak sometime between April 12 and April 27.
D.C. pride celebrations postponed amid COVID-19 fears
Capital Pride activities and related events have been delayed as officials attempt to protect the public from COVID-19.
Antibiotics in livestock negatively affect human health, economy: study
A public health researcher co-authored a study that examined how treating livestock with antibiotics negatively impacts human health and the economy.
Medical school hosts first virtual COVID-19 symposium
The School of Medicine and Health Sciences virtually hosted its inaugural clinical public health symposium on COVID-19 Tuesday.
Private student loan servicers suspend payments amid pandemic
Most private student loan servicers are suspending payments for up to three months after Congress passed a bill granting relief to students with federal loans.