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- Sep 10, 2026
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GW pauses non-required international student internship requests after federal guidance (opens the original)
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GW’s International Services Office has paused approvals new requests to participate in an internship program for international students unless the internship is required for every student in their degree program, following federal guidance tightening criteria for the program. The office’s Sept. 2 update came days after officials said they were evaluating recent federal guidance from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which is run by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, calling for increa
GW Hospital withdraws recognition of nurses’ union amid decertification dispute (opens the original)
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GW Hospital has withdrawn recognition of the District of Columbia Nurses Association as the union representative of its registered nurses, over three years after the hospital’s nurses first voted to unionize. The withdrawal marks the latest development in a labor dispute between GW Hospital nurses, DCNA and Universal Health Services — the private health care company that owns and operates GW Hospital — including an April decertification petition filed with the National Labor Relations Board by a
Inspectors general raise concerns over independence amid Trump administration firings (opens the original)
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Current and former federal inspectors general warned that recent firings and political pressures across federal agencies could weaken their independence during a symposium on government oversight and accountability in the University Student Center Wednesday. The panelists discussed the role of inspectors general as independent watchdogs responsible for investigating waste, fraud and abuse within federal agencies, and said their ability to operate independently is essential to maintaining public
DOJ finds SMHS ‘intentionally discriminated’ based on race in admissions decisions (opens the original)
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The Department of Justice found Thursday that the School of Medicine & Health Sciences illegally favored Black and Hispanic applicants in its admissions for its 2024 and 2025 incoming classes. The department’s Civil Rights Division determined SMHS officials selected Black applicants for interviews at a significantly higher rate, gave Black applications “disproportionately” higher interview scores than comparable Asian applicants and admitted Black students who had significantly lower MCAT scores
GW Dining director departs after four years (opens the original)
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GW Dining’s executive director left the University last week after more than four years leading the University’s dining program. Douglas Frazier — who joined GW in 2022 as officials began overhauling the University’s dining system — departed his role at the end of last week, he announced on LinkedIn, and has started a new role as executive director for food & nutrition services for Baltimore City Public Schools. His departure leaves GW searching for a new leader to manage its dining operations o
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