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Milken and Jacobs Institute join national initiative to improve maternal mental health care access

The GW Hatchet ? An independent student newspaper serving the GW community since 1904 • Publié le 15 octobre 2026

The Milken Institute School of Public Health and Jacobs Institute of Women's Health joined more than 100 organizations in a national initiative aimed at improving access to maternal mental health services by 2030 through research, policy changes and collaboration among health care providers and advocates.

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Officials emphasize community relations in neighborhoods surrounding Mount Vernon Campus

At the quarterly Mount Vernon Campus Planning Advisory Committee meeting, officials discussed efforts to improve relations with surrounding communities and concerns over student behavior on and around the Mount Vernon Campus.

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ANC receives update from councilmember’s office regarding scooter safety concerns

A representative for Ward 2 Councilmember Brooke Pinto said scooters were among the issues that Pinto’s office hears about most frequently from constituents and asked commissioners and members of the public if they had feedback for Pinto’s…

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Patient sues Cedar Hill for $130 million, alleging surgery removed ovarian tissue instead of appendix

Cedar Hill patient Troyce Coles is suing the Ward 8 hospital, the Medical Faculty Associates and other affiliates after surgeons allegedly removed ovarian tissue without her consent during a scheduled appendectomy.

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WMATA official details plan to fully automate Metro system

A Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority official detailed the agency's plan to modernize and automate the Metro system during an event hosted by GW’s Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Student Branch.

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Data center cooling system failure disrupts GW technology services

A cooling issue at GW’s Foggy Bottom Data Center temporarily disrupted classroom technology, academic platforms and administrative systems Wednesday night before officials restored services Thursday afternoon.

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GW’s reaccreditation leaders request student, SGA feedback on self-study

Associate Provost for Academic Planning and Assessment Karen Froslid-Jones and English professor and self-study co-chair Maria Frawley asked senators to review the self-study draft and gather feedback from the general student body by the…

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Officials appoint associate provost for global academic partnerships

Sevinj Mammadova, who formerly served as assistant dean for global initiatives at the Graduate School of Education and Human Development, was named associate provost for global academic partnerships last week.

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SBA amends bylaws creating member obligation to serve as sober monitors

The Student Bar Association now requires its members to serve as sober monitors at weekly "Bar Review" events at least one time throughout the year in an effort to split the responsibility between branches more evenly.

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