Fight the flu with remedies delivered straight to your door
The flu season this year is fierce, but there’s no need to despair if you’ve been hit with the virus.
February 1, 2018
Stories from the February 1, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Dish of the week: Emissary's grilled cheese with spiced pear chutney
Beyond beverages, Emissary has an expansive food menu with options for everyone, including their elevated take on a classic grilled cheese.
Weekend outlook – Kick off Super Bowl weekend rating the 'hottest' U.S. presidents
Before gearing up to watch Super Bowl LII, rate the best-looking U.S. presidents and enjoy samples at an all-you-can-taste brunch fest.
Protests should be the start of our activism, not the end
From civil rights and women’s suffrage to anti-war and LGBTQ rights, marches have been an essential part of U.S. history.
Redefine your comfort zone and stop making unrealistic goals
Getting out of one’s comfort zone at GW should mean taking a break from the endless pressure.
Officials launch search for new dining provider
A top dining official said several companies have submitted proposals to run dining venues on the Mount Vernon Campus.
Career center aims to boost student-alumni connections with online platform
GW is launching a new career platform this semester to create online connections between current students and alumni.
LeBlanc to take first-year priorities on the road at alumni event series
University President Thomas LeBlanc will be making stops at alumni receptions in five cities in the next few months to detail his major priorities.
Textbook depictions can drive women away from economics, faculty say
In leading economics textbooks, 77 percent of real and imagined people mentioned were male, according to a new study.
D.C. Council proposes dividing troubled housing agency
The D.C. Council is reviewing legislation that will create two agencies from the existing Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs.