Woman sues GW medical affiliates for alleged malpractice in 2015
An unnamed woman filed a lawsuit against GW Hospital and GW Medical Faculty Associates last week alleging malpractice in 2015.
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Vern residents don't have quick access to medical care: students
In interviews, more than 10 students said the lack of an urgent care clinic on the Vern prevents them from receiving quick medical attention.
Former SA senator returns to organization as policy adviser
Imani Ross, a former SA senator and presidential candidate, will return to the SA as a chief policy director for Executive Vice President Ojani Walthrust.
Officials rebrand sustainability research initiatives
Officials said housing academic and administrative sustainability projects under one initiative will help officials work more closely together.
GW invests more than $20 million in cutting carbon emissions
Officials said that within the first six years of GW’s Eco-Building Program, the University has invested more than $20 million to work on 48 buildings.
SA leaders prioritize bylaw updates to clarify policy procedures
SA leaders said the senate’s bylaws will be updated to clarify vague language that hinders senators’ understanding of legislation and SA rules.
Teaching workshop attracts roughly 20 early-career faculty
Faculty feedback about the faculty teaching workshop offered by GW Libraries and Academic Innovation was mostly “positive,” officials said.
Medical school serves as site for new HIV vaccination trial
GW will serve as one of two sites for a new trial focused on HIV vaccinations and sponsored by the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative.
Students revive marketing association to teach technical skills
Students registered GW’s chapter of the American Marketing Association with Center for Student Engagement this week.
ANC opposes D.C. Council bill expediting GW Hospital tower construction
A local governing group unanimously opposed D.C. Council legislation Wednesday that would expedite the construction of a tower at the GW Hospital.