2000 Penn vendors question how renovations will impact business
A real estate company has laid out initial plans to revamp The Shops at 2000 Penn, but vendors said they are unsure how the renovations will affect sales.
January 22, 2019
Volume 115, Issue 20
Stories from the January 22, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Essay: My family was affected by a past government shutdown
As the effects of the shutdown are becoming more and more apparent, it is clear that this isn’t really about national security.
Foggy Bottom deserves better than Councilman Jack Evans
Evans has shown time and time again that his own personal wealth and power take precedence over the best interests and needs of his constituents.
Crime log: Man threatens GWPD officer, urinates on sidewalk
A male individual sleeping on a bench outside Ross Hall threatened a GWPD officer and urinated on the sidewalk.
Independent alumni association to open first international chapter
The Independent Alumni Association of George Washington is starting its first international chapter in London next month, leaders said.
Review of top administrators is the first step toward accountability
Reviewing LeBlanc and Maltzman is the first step in a process that makes the University feel less like a bureaucracy, but there is much more work to be done.
Officials hope freshmen bond over free events in the District
First-year students who sign up for District Connections will receive notices about free events around the District.
Longtime theatre professor to retire after more than four decades
Leslie Jacobson, a longtime professor of theater, plans to retire at the end of this semester after more than 40 years at GW.
Luma breaks out of 'timid' play to embrace go-to scorer role
Sophomore forward Neila Luma has turned in back-to-back 22-point games for the Colonials and has stepped up as the team’s go-to scoring option.
GW meets first federal deadline to make online content more accessible
The University created a plan to make online content more user-friendly for individuals with disabilities, especially those with vision impairments.