Give a gift that gives back this holiday season
This holiday season consider a gift that keeps on giving by supporting local businesses and charitable causes all in the same purchase.
December 4, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 17
Stories from the December 4, 2017 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Boost your holiday spirit at these performances around the District
From conventional Christmas orchestra performances to twists on the traditional, here are some of the top holiday performances around the District.
Naughty vs. nice: Gifts for the sinners and saints on your shopping list
Not everything is good versus evil, but one thing is certain: Once Dec. 1 strikes, there can only be naughty or nice.
Spend your last few GWorld dollars on these gifts
As the semester ends and your GWorld drains, buy holiday gifts on the last cash of your meal plan.
Drinking games to survive finals, holidays at home
It’s that time of the year again, whether you’re drinking with your friends and family – or drinking because of them.
Gifts for every stage of your relationship from flings to long-term commitments
Whether you’re still in the crush stage or moving into a long-term relationship, these gifts will keep your romance on track.
Flock to local holiday markets to find gifts for everyone on your list
With everything from festive markets to all-nighter shopping extravaganzas, check out these holiday locales to find something for everyone on your list.
Show appreciation for overlooked campus employees
To better show appreciation and support for University employees, GW should designate days for the student body to collectively honor their contributions.
GW needs to change how they approach international students
International students need a supportive community to successfully transition to life at GW, but that can be hard to come by.
Older undergraduates face social disconnect with younger peers
Nine undergraduate students older than the majority of their peers said the population feels disconnected from the rest of campus because of their age.