Public health school head signals support for vaccine requirement
Lynn Goldman, the dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health, said she believes officials should move in the direction of a vaccine requirement.
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Alumni unpack diversity in professional industries
Several alumni discussed the ethics of representation, diversity and inclusion in national politics and public affairs at an event Tuesday.
Education experts talk academic challenges amid pandemic
A panel of experts with backgrounds in education discussed challenges in academic performance during the pandemic Thursday.
Students in D.C. to be eligible for vaccines Monday
All D.C. residents age 16 and older will be eligible for the vaccine on Monday as vaccine distribution efforts get ahead of schedule.
Blake withdraws as finalist for University of Rhode Island president
Blake said he had not fully weighed whether he would desire the role when he was revealed as a finalist last week.
Giving Day raises nearly $1 million for GW
Officials had set an initial donation goal of $300,000, which was surpassed before 10 a.m. Wednesday, but ultimately raised nearly $1 million.
SBA Senate approves new members for next term
The SBA Senate swore in new senators for the next academic year in the body’s final meeting of the academic year Tuesday.
SA Senate calls for more support for Asian American community
The senate passed a resolution condemning anti-Asian racism and urging officials to support the Asian Pacific Islander Desi community at a meeting Monday.
Officials considering requiring COVID-19 vaccination this fall
LeBlanc said administrators will administer doses to students if government officials provide GW with the vaccine.
Students living in D.C. eligible for COVID-19 vaccine April 19
Administrators said D.C. Health officials would treat out-of-state students as local residents during the vaccination process.