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GW student with Tourette syndrome finds inspiration through boxing
Jatin Nayyar, a senior at George Washington University, was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at 8 years old. He began developing tics, some of them so bad that they would dislocate his ribs. The tics, and the 80 subsequent hospitalizations, left Nayyar feeling hopeless. “I never really saw a future, really,” Nayyar said. “I never really saw myself past college or…
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GW student with Tourette syndrome finds inspiration through boxing
Jatin Nayyar is a senior at George Washington University who has been diagnosed with Tourette syndrome. The sports management major discovered his passion for boxing and uses his love of the sport for motivation. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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GW University moving forward with plan to arm some officers
Supervisory officers with the GW Police Department will be armed in phases, starting with two executive supervisory officers: Chief James Tate and Captain Gabe Mullinax, the university said in a release on Monday.
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Plans to convert Ward 2 building into homeless shelter spark controversy in DC
Neighbors on both sides of the debate had a chance to sound off. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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Residents clash over plan to convert GW building into homeless shelter
A plan to turn George Washington University’s Aston Hall into a shelter for those experiencing homelessness is causing controversy in that community.
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George Washington University Announces New Team Nickname
George Washington University has a new nickname for its sports teams: the Revolutionaries. NBC’s own Chuck Todd lended a hand with the announcement.
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Faculty Sign Letter Against Arming GW Police
News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports on the pushback.
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George Washington University Students Protest Plan to Arm Some Campus Officers
Interim President Mark Wrighton announced in a letter to students Thursday that the university’s Board of Trustees directed the administration to develop a plan to arm specially trained GW Police Department officers.
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George Washington University to Arm Some Campus Officers
Dozens of students protested the university’s decision to arm some of its officers. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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Man Shot at Apartment Complex Fitness Center Near George Washington University
A man was shot at a fitness center in an apartment complex home to many George Washington University students in Northwest D.C. on Sunday, authorities said.
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Sheep ‘Mow' GW's Community Garden
Students at George Washington University hired sheep to mow the grass at their community garden Monday for some natural lawn care.
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Sheep Clear GW Community Garden for Spring Planting
George Washington University brought in 10 sheep to clear its community garden Monday. Photojournalist Evan Carr shows them at work.
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GWU Installs Vending Machine That Sells Plan B Pill
A vending machine that dispenses emergency contraception pills was installed on The George Washington University’s campus Tuesday. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Plan B Vending Machine Installed at George Washington University
A vending machine that dispenses emergency contraception pills was installed on George Washington University’s campus on Tuesday.
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George Washington University Responds to Discrimination Allegations
George Washington University responded Friday to allegations of discrimination against students in a campus course.
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GW Faces Discrimination Complaint
George Washington University responded Friday to allegations of discrimination against students in a campus course.
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Water Filter Helps Some Hispanic Families Drink Less Soda, Sugary Drinks, Study Finds
Researchers at George Washington University say there could be a simple solution to help low-income Hispanic families drink more water and less soda and other sugary drinks.
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Water Filter Helps Low-Income Hispanic Families Reduce Soda Consumption
Researchers at George Washington University say there could be a simple solution to help low-income Hispanic families drink more water and less soda and other sugary drinks. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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GW Mobile Learning Center Gives Students Immersive Experience
George Washington University’s mobile immersive learning center brought augmented reality and other STEM topics to the students of West Potomac Academy. News4’s Dominique Moody reports on the hands-on learning.
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DC-Area Universities Aim to Prevent COVID-19, Monkeypox
Universities in the D.C. area said they will monitor monkeypox cases and continue COVID-19 mitigation policies this fall.