Business school dean improved communication, academics in first year
School of Business Dean Anuj Mehrotra has implemented a series of new initiatives in the school during his first year at the helm.
Milken researchers link traffic pollution to childhood asthma
Researchers in the public health school authored a study finding that traffic pollution causes 4 million cases of childhood asthma annually.
GW Cancer Center plans to obtain prestigious grant by 2025
Medical school administrators said the GW Cancer Center plans to obtain an NCI grant by 2025 as officials focus on bolstering research in the meantime.
ANC pushes city officials to reopen 1900 block of H Street
A local governing group approved a resolution Wednesday calling on city officials to open a section of H Street that has been closed since 2013.
SBA Senate revokes bill purchasing sweatshirts for senators
The SBA Senate unanimously rescinded a bill Tuesday that would have used extra funds to buy senators matching sweatshirts.
SA Senate denounces vandalism, threats after GW YAF posters torn down
The SA Senate passed a resolution Monday condemning those responsible for tearing down posters advertising a GW YAF event earlier this month.
Weekend outlook – Watch dancers perform with an art exhibit
Start your weekend with a dance performance at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, then check out a yard sale at Urban Outfitters.
Dish of the Week: Keren Cafe and Restaurant's ful
Keren Cafe and Restaurant, located at 1780 Florida Ave. NW, dishes out authentic Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine for unbeatable prices.
Softball ties George Mason in midweek doubleheader
GW took the first win against George Mason in a doubleheader Wednesday but could not carry the momentum into the second game.
Steeplechase racer positioned for regional run
Junior steeplechase racer Suzanne Dannheim smashed her former school record in the outdoor 3000-meter race Saturday.
Professor performs music with interactive echo chamber
A professor set up an echo chamber in Marvin Center this week that allows students to listen up close to music.
GW Red Cross hosts 'Game of Thrones'-themed blood drive
An event this week was sponsored by HBO in anticipation of the return of the popular fantasy television show “Game of Thrones.”
Student organization brings Shiba Inus to Square 80
The Japanese American Student Alliance partnered with the D.C. Shiba Inu Rescue to host dogs in Square 80 on Saturday. During the event, employees from the rescue center educated students about the breed.
Elise Zaidi: A fellowship of my own
Goodbyes are hard, and I’m struggling to write mine. So I guess I’ll end with this: The paper is its people. I have met some of my best friends here.
Zach Slotkin: And it was all yellow
I’m a better person because I joined The Hatchet. And I’ll forever be thankful that The Hatchet provided some yellow to my life.