D.C. Circulator to resume full service Friday
Full service on the D.C. Circulator will resume Friday, marking another step for public transportation’s emergence from the COVID-19 pandemic in D.C.
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Symptomatic COVID-19 testing moves to Colonial Health Center
GW’s symptomatic COVID-19 testing center relocated from the Lerner Health and Wellness Center to the Colonial Health Center Monday.
Commencement to be held in person this October
Officials said students will be able to bring up to four guests to the ceremony on the National Mall.
Metrobus expands late-night service
More than 30 Metrobus routes will expand service until 2 a.m. for the entire week, according to a WMATA release.
Officials announce July move-in option for juniors and seniors
Officials announced fall move-in dates for undergraduates and an early July option for juniors and seniors this week.
Bowser joins challenge to boost U.S. vaccination rate
The challenge is part of a nationwide effort to meet President Joe Biden’s goal to vaccinate 70 percent of American adults by July 4.
House majority leader undergoes knee replacement surgery at GW Hospital
A spokesperson for Hoyer said the surgery was “successful” and Hoyer will work from home in Maryland as he begins physical therapy.
Student alleges professor required analysis of anti-Semitic metaphor
Officials are “looking into” an incident in which a student alleged a professor assigned a paper about Adolf Hitler’s public speaking.
Mural set to honor first Black alumna
Two recent graduates plan to create a mural on campus in honor of Leah Brock McCartney, GW’s first Black alumna, according to a University release Wednesday.
Free LSAT study program to launch this summer
The program will provide interested students with practice problems and study plans during weekly meetings from June to September.