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Student Association Vice President Kate Carpenter announced the expansion, which includes 2400 M Apartments, The Flats at Dupont Circle and the Lincoln Memorial, at Monday’s SA Senate meeting.
Destiny Jackson, the director of transportation and logistics, said the new locations could increase ridership on GW’s free, late-night transportation service for students on the Foggy Bottom Campus.
Jackson said the addition of new locations will increase ride wait times by a few minutes due to a nationwide shortage of drivers. She said to prevent delays for other riders, students should not cancel their rides at the last minute.
In other news:
Concerns on contact tracing: Professors and students who’ve received notifications from CCST about coming in contact with someone infected with COVID-19 said they wished the emails they’ve received included more details about when and where they could have been exposed.
Hippos for Hybrid: The Student Association senate passed a resolution urging the University to switch classes to a hybrid online format at its meeting Monday.
Student protestors arrested: More than a dozen protesters, several of them GW students, were arrested near the U.S. Capitol Monday while advocating for investments from the government into renewable energy, public transit and other progressive policies.
Elections blocked, for now: The Student Court issued an order Monday temporarily blocking the Student Association’s special elections committee from issuing a fall referendum on first-year senate elections.
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