Biden proposes changes to expand Title IX policy
The proposed changes will enhance protections and alter the language to include sexual orientation and gender identity for LGBTQ+ students.
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Bowser wins Democratic D.C. mayoral primary
Mayor Muriel Bowser won a close race against Council member Robert White, and will likely become the District’s first three-term mayor since 1986.
GW ends asymptomatic COVID testing requirement
The University will change to optional testing for students, staff and faculty starting July 1, according to an email sent to GW community members Tuesday.
Officials sell One Washington Circle to hospitality group
The property will undergo a $30 million renovation and reopen to guests in June 2023 as a rebranded luxury hotel.
Metro to reintroduce eight 7000-series trains Thursday
Pulled from service after a derailment in October, Metro has gone without their newest railcars for nearly 250 days.
SA Senate confirms executive cabinet member
Student Association Senators confirmed SA President Christian Zidouemba’s communications director after a reconsideration.
Green Move-Out donates 54,000 pounds of discarded goods
Student volunteers spent 472 hours sorting through 45,000 pounds of clothing, 6,000 pounds of household items and 2,100 pounds of food.
ANC approves addition of new restaurant in West End
ANC engaged in discussion with The Potomac Electric Power Company about renovating the F Street energy substation in a meeting Wednesday.
GW opens student center fitness room
GW officials compiled on-campus substitutes and off-campus discounts to account for the closure of Lerner Health and Wellness Center.
Century-old Staughton Hall demolished
GW has owned the property since 1942 and formerly used it for all-female housing and naval research.