Washington Post: George Washington University apologizes for data project monitoring student and staff locations on campus

By Editor On Feb 12, 2022 Last updated Feb 12, 2022

George Washington University interim president Mark S. Wrighton apologized Friday to the campus community for the university’s failure to inform it in advance of a data analytics pilot program that monitored locations — though not individualized data — of students, faculty and staff last fall.

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