Student Life

Phi Gamma Delta will join IFC this spring with the goal of recruiting founding members to launch their newest chapter at GW.

Fears of COVID-19 transmission, speculation that GW would send home the student population and surging cases led students to delay their return to campus.

The move falls in line with the GW’s decision to start the spring semester with remote classes and events for at least the first week of the semester.

The “GW-branded” U-Pass cards will be valid starting Jan. 10 through the end of the semester in May.

2021 was a turbulent year, headlined by GW’s recovery from the pandemic and University President Thomas LeBlanc’s departure.

Officials presented a report at a Faculty Senate meeting Friday that stated that CAPS handled 2,739 student appointments this fall with a depleted staff.

Student leaders have alleged the University’s response to Title IX violations failed to protect sexual assault survivors, pressuring officials for reforms.

Students said while they have some concerns about the new variant, measures like masking assuaged fears about traveling home for winter break.

The Disabled Student Collective has hosted informative events and meetings with Disability Support Services and its general body this fall.

Members of the Faculty Senate’s diversity, equity and inclusion subcommittee said the alleged discrimination supports an “inequitable culture” at GW.