DDOT solicits community feedback on Foggy Bottom bike lane
The District Department of Transportation met with residents Wednesday night to solicit feedback on a new bike lane that will cut through Foggy Bottom.
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Professor receives $2.5 million to study respiratory virus
A professor received a $2.5 million grant to study the causes of the virus known as Middle East respiratory syndrome.
D.C. Council may thwart local efforts to rename road after Khashoggi
A local effort to ceremonially name part of a Foggy Bottom road in front of the Saudi embassy to honor a slain Washington Post columnist may have to wait.
MPD searches for teens who stole from Whole Foods, threatened officers
MPD is searching for five teenagers who shoplifted from Whole Foods Thursday. Two of the teens are wanted for assault and threatening to injure a person.
Milken dean testifies before US House committee on disaster response
The dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health urged lawmakers to re-evaluate how the government prepares for natural disasters.
D.C. Council cuts beds from GW Hospital tower plan
D.C. Council members are modifying a bill that would allow the GW Hospital to expedite the construction of a new bed tower.
ANC passes resolutions promoting health, environment
A local governing group passed a series of environmental and health resolutions Wednesday during its last meeting of the year.
Sanders doesn't rule out 2020 presidential bid at on-campus event
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., didn’t rule out a 2020 presidential run during a conversation at Lisner Auditorium Tuesday.
GW partners with national professional development organization
The University became a member of the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity last month, officials said.
Peru's ambassador to the US discusses democracy, economy
The ambassador of Peru to the United States visited the Elliott School of International Affairs Monday to discuss Peru’s democracy and its foreign relations.