Student launches campaign for D.C. mayor
Michael Christian Woods, a junior studying political science and Africana studies, will compete against D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and two other candidates in the upcoming District mayoral race.
January 18, 2018
Stories from the January 18, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Men's basketball snaps four-game skid in win over George Mason
After a four-game losing streak, men’s basketball scored its first win of 2018 against the Patriots in the Smith Center Wednesday.
Eyeing 'global' future, officials launch search for new study abroad director
A University spokeswoman said the search is part of the University’s commitment to grow its programs and reputation around the world.
Dish of the week: Ted's Bulletin's brown sugar and cinnamon Ted's tart
If you’re sick of Pop-Tarts from a box and craving some sugar, Ted’s Bulletin bakes homemade Ted’s Tarts fresh daily in a variety of flavors.
Former students to release electric semi-truck, compete with Tesla
The truck has a range of 300 miles, a carrying capacity of 80,000 pounds and – unlike other gas guzzling long haul trucks – a zero emission electric engine.
New spinning studio to offer political-themed workouts
The new spin studio, located at 1108 H St. NE, centers around a political theme with classes called “Core Value,” “Super Tuesday” and “Political Party.”
Before heading abroad, educate yourself on the country's customs
After personal experience, I now understand that students should research and keep in mind the customs of different countries before traveling abroad.
Older residence halls should be renovated to have student lounges on upper floors
In order to create spaces where students will build a community, more inviting lounges should exist on upper floors of older residence halls.
Weekend outlook – Uncover clues among wax figures at Madame Tussauds' scavenger hunt
Get active this weekend by racing against the clock during a scavenger hunt around Madame Tussauds Wax Museum or take a free Zumba class at The Kennedy Center.
Officials to assess space concerns in Gelman as budget problems persist
A faculty report recently found that Gelman could only seat 6 to 7 percent of the student body at a time.