Toast to the holiday season with cocktails from around the world
Although some holiday traditions transcend border lines, the beverage that fills your cup of cheer on the holidays varies by country.
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.
Crime log: Male student reports harassment and blackmail
A male student reported to UPD that he was harassed and blackmailed multiple times by the same person.
Hit the ice this winter at these local skating rinks
As the temperature continues to drop and ice begins to coat the District, head outside for winter activities at local ice rinks.
SA leadership hasn't accomplished promises they campaigned on
It is time for the SA to utilize the time they have left before the next election by refocusing on the platform points the two set as their agenda.
Snapshot – National Christmas Tree Lighting
First Daughter Ivanka Trump speaks to her son, Theodore Kushner, at the National Christmas Tree Lighting Thursday night.
Senior to step down after two years on local advisory group
Senior Eve Zhurbinskiy will resign at the end of the semester after a tenure on the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Advisory Commission.
Hanukkah pop-up bar offers dreidel spinning competitions, giant shot menorah
Extend eight crazy nights into an entire month of celebration at D.C.’s newest Hanukkah pop-up bar.
Renovations to install new student space, simulation lab in nursing school
Officials said the work will create a common space for nursing students to gather – giving the isolated campus a greater sense of community.
Frustrations mount over pests, dust in Corcoran construction zone
Students publicly demanded greater transparency about Corcoran School of the Arts and Design renovations last week.
