Local bakers dish out their best tips for holiday treats
We asked dessert professionals at D.C. local businesses to dish out expert tips about their holiday specialties.
December 10, 2018
Volume 115, Issue 18
Stories from the December 10, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Winter pop-up bars to down holiday-themed spirits
Two new winter pop-ups have cropped up this year with added concepts, unique layouts and new chances for end-of-semester mistakes.
GW hasn't begun search for VSTC leader nearly a year after dean's exit
GW has not launched a search for a new dean of the College of Professional Studies and the Virginia campus nearly a year after the former dean stepped down.
Student health council to launch town halls next semester
The Student Health Advisory Council plans to host town halls focused on GW’s health care operations next semester.
Last-minute gifts you can pick up at the bookstore
The GW Bookstore holds hidden gems that can be used as presents for any holiday, as long as you look hard enough.
Faculty Senate proposes updates to prohibited relationships policy
The Faculty Senate passed a resolution Friday urging officials to adopt clearer language in the prohibited relationship policy.
Holiday gifts perfect for each type of roommate
From the roommate who wants to stop climate change to the one who can’t seem to wake up for class, there’s something for everyone.
Spruce up your gift wrapping with materials found on campus
This holiday season, you can make your gift wrapping just as special as the contents inside with three do-it-yourself wrapping ideas.
District homicides up more than 40 percent over past year
Homicides in the District have increased by more than 40 percent over the past year, with a total of 152 incidents between Jan. 1 and Dec. 9.
University finances continue to exceed projections
GW is operating on a more than $60 million surplus for the second year in a row, which officials attributed to strong enrollment trends and smart budgeting.