Drouin-Allaire to make historic trip to NCAA Championships
Senior Cami Drouin-Allaire will round out her senior year by making a historic third trip to the NCAA Championships this weekend.
April 19, 2018
Stories from the April 19, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet.
New pavement plan to repair D.C. sidewalks, roads by 2024
The initiative includes the repair and maintenance of five streets in Foggy Bottom and the West End neighborhood.
Faculty committee raises alarm about library funding, journal costs
Officials and experts said without the necessary funds for GW Libraries, research materials will not be enough to make GW a top-tier research institution.
Student groups should use heritage months to combat stereotypes
Students must remain cognizant that there are differences and complexities in every culture and they all deserve to be heard.
Dish of the Week: Thai Chef's Thai tea custard with toast
Thai Chef’s Thai tea custard with toast is an uncommon approach to bubble milk tea.
Early-morning noise from Old Main renovation angers Thurston residents
More than 10 Thurston Hall residents said in that early-morning construction noises are waking them up early and distracting them from studying.
Weekend outlook – Head to outdoor spring festivals around the District
As the weather warms up, get outside and hop from festival to festival this weekend.
Celebrate 4/20 with festivals, panels for every hour
Pick and choose from our stoned itinerary, or hit everything on this list for a hazy day of good vibes.
CCAS integrates career development focus in courses across fields
Officials piloted six courses focused on career development in subjects like biology, geography, psychology and music this academic year.
Instead of paying small fines, GW should allow students to donate to food pantry
Across the country, universities have changed their policies on paying administrative fines through food donations. GW should follow their lead.