Former attorney general talks gerrymandering, voting
A former attorney general spoke about voting rights and the multiple scandals that have plagued the Trump administration at Lisner Auditorium Wednesday.
October 24, 2019
Stories from the October 24, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Rep. Omar talks impeachment, endorsing Sanders
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., discussed impeachment and the 2020 presidential election at the Jack Morton Auditorium Wednesday.
Weekend Outlook – Support locale female artists at MakeHER Mart
End the shortened school week with laughs at a comedy show, then celebrate the Day of the Dead at The Wharf.
Dish of the Week: Chaia Tacos' roasted butternut squash taco
The roasted butternut squash taco is smeared with goat cheese and topped with caramelized onion, chipotle yogurt and mint leaves.
GW is not doing enough to alleviate Vern food insecurity
It has been one month since GW overhauled Vern dining options, yet I am still faced with a lack of nutritious food options.
Every student should be able to take UW their freshman year
GW advertises UW as an award-winning program, so the University should make sure every student has the chance to take the class during freshman year.
High-impact research committee hosts first forum
Members of a committee analyzing GW’s research ecosystem hosted a forum to garner faculty feedback about the state of research at the University.
D.C. Council committee holds meeting on Evans' ethics investigation
The committee will meet up to five times over the next few months to determine disciplinary action against the embattled councilmember.
Panhel president steps down
Panhellenic Association President Izzy Griffith stepped down from her post last week and is taking a leave of absence from GW for the fall semester.
Time editor talks magazine's role in politics, culture
Time magazine executive editor Susanna Schrobsdorff discussed her publication and career in Gelman Library Tuesday.