New medical professor to create culinary medicine center
An incoming professor of medicine will establish a culinary medicine center in the medical school when he arrives on campus in January.
November 14, 2019
Volume 116
Stories from the November 14, 2019 issue of the GW Hatchet.
History program must offer classes beyond U.S. and European topics
History majors are required to take more classes about American and European history than any other region of the world combined, creating a shortage of history classes on other areas of the world that are equally as important to learn.
Business school officials consider curriculum updates
Officials in the School of Business are currently in discussions with community members to update the school’s undergraduate and MBA curricula.
Researchers receive $1.2 million to measure air quality
Researchers received $1.2 million to develop a model that estimates how pollution affects human health.
WMATA proposes flat weekend rider fee
Students who ride the Metro could see a slight hike in their train fares in the coming years, according to a WMATA proposal.
Women's business organization revamps mentorship program
A student organization for women entering the business field is revamping its mentorship program.
Officials host first-ever mobile app design workshop
Innovation and entrepreneurship office staff said the event taught students the different approaches and disciplines involved in building a mobile app.
Dish of the week: Tiki TNT's spam musubi
Tiki TNT is a Hawaiian-themed tiki bar and restaurant where customers can enjoy Polynesian food and tropical rum drinks.
Weekend Outlook – Watch queens perform at the GW Drag Show
Spend your Saturday night watching GW students perform in a drag show. Then, chill out at the Georgetown waterfront ice rink’s opening weekend.
Search for next Corcoran director underway
The search for the next permanent director of the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design is underway.