SBA senators vote to host two COVID-19 town halls
SBA senators vote in favor to host two, nonconsecutive town halls with law school officials about the school’s “inadequate” response to COVID-19 protocols.
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SA Senate calls for elimination of use of single-use plastics
Senators passed the resolution without opposition and with four abstentions, urging officials to eliminate the use of single-use plastics.
Study abroad programs suspended for spring
In light of the spring’s virtual semester, the University will suspend all study abroad programs for the remainder of the academic year.
GW to offer 1,500 additional students spring housing
Housing will not be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and officials will conduct a lottery if more than 1,500 students apply, officials said.
D.C. agency representatives explain how they adapted to COVID-19
Representatives from D.C. government agencies discussed how their organizations are adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday.
SMPA Terker Fellow suspended indefinitely from C-SPAN position
Officials said they are “aware” that Scully was suspended and “will discuss his affiliation with SMPA in the coming days.”
Crime log: Terminated employee breaks table, chases staff member
The male staff member who terminated the then-employee reported the subject became belligerent, chased him and broke a table.
Students urge officials to reconsider spring semester decision
The petition states that students were “disappointed” with the lack of effort to create a plan for students to return to campus.
Three students targeted in armed robbery near campus
Local police responded to an armed robbery at the corner of 22nd Street and Virginia Avenue late Saturday night.
Senators facilitate town hall to hear freshmen input on online spring
More than 50 participants reflected on their mental health struggles and feelings of isolation as they confront the virtual spring semester.