Officials forgive multimillion-dollar loan to MFA
The MFA originally received the $20 million line of credit after spending three times its revenue in fiscal years 2015 and 2016.
October 17, 2019
Stories from the October 17, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Bowser talks homelessness at ANC meeting
Mayor Muriel Bowser attended the Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission’s monthly meeting Wednesday to field residents’ questions.
Milken, Puerto Rican health experts partner to address HIV epidemic
An AIDS-focused research center in Milken is partnering with Puerto Rican public health scholars and officials to address the island’s HIV epidemic.
Officials roll out faculty and staff donation campaign
Officials began the donation campaign “One GW” with a reception at the F Street House late last month.
Organization for transgender, non-binary students hosts first events
The student organization will help build a network for students to talk through their experiences as transgender or non-binary individuals.
Weekend outlook – Watch 'Hocus Pocus' at the American history museum
During fall break, face your fears on a haunted hayride and watch “Hocus Pocus” at the National Museum of American History.
Surveys should be concise and simple to garner student feedback
If officials want more student responses, they should know that complicated and time-consuming surveys may not garner much feedback.
Protests should not be used to boast about activism on social media
True change-makers do not seek validation for their actions on social media but speak out because they wholeheartedly believe in a cause.
Men's soccer keeps postseason hopes alive with four A-10 games left
One goal stood between winning and losing six times for men’s soccer this season – the most one-goal games through 13 matches since 2015.
Colonials Weekend sees record turnout of 4,000
Officials said “approximately 4,000” alumni and family members attended this year’s Colonials Weekend, up from about 3,000 attendees last year.