Low-income populations could lose health care access without federal fund: report
A public health school report found that people may lose access to community health care if Congress does not extend a vital fund.
September 12, 2019
Stories from the September 12, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Council of gender-focused student organizations aims to boost membership
Members said the council will lead to more collaboration between GW’s gender-focused student organizations.
Sharing pronouns can make queer students feel uncomfortable
Sharing non-normative pronouns essentially becomes a public coming out that trans students have to endure every day.
Volleyball adopts 'mature' mentality despite shaky start
Players said the team, while similar in makeup, harnesses a more mature mentality and determined identity.
Weekend Outlook – Attend the Textile Museum's community festival
Sing your heart out at a “Hamilton” musical sing-along Friday night, and celebrate fashion and fabrics at the Textile Museum Saturday.
Dish of the Week: The Cup We All Race 4's Cretzel
Located inside The Line Hotel, The Cup We All Race 4 serves pastries like our pick for dish of the week: the cretzel.
Sororities must revisit their racist past to address their present
It does not hurt to revisit and learn about sororities’ dark time of history past to improve inclusion efforts.
Officials hire more student monitors than last academic year
The University employs about 50 percent more student access monitors than they did this time last academic year.
Student Advisory Board maps out goals in first year
The student advisory board for the Division of Safety and Security worked with officials to define the board’s goals in its inaugural year.
Teams take advantage of National Mall for training, team bonding
Student-athletes said D.C. and its monuments play a constant role in their training regimens and team bonding.