Students should back Ward 2 candidates who will advocate for them
Candidates have proposed solutions to issues like homelessness and green transportation, but students should ultimately choose a person who will support them.
January 16, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the January 16, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Processed foods correlate to higher obesity rates: report
A professor co-authored a medical review that urges the development of guidelines for eating fewer processed foods to prevent obesity.
SMPA debuts first-ever science communication professorship
The visiting professorship is funded through a “six-figure” grant from the National Geographic Society, SMPA Director Frank Sesno said.
Dish of the week: ABC Pony's spaghetti with XO sauce
This pasta dish is an explosion of umami flavor that incorporates Italian tastes with Chinese XO sauce.
Color-coded safety alerts heightens emergency awareness: experts
The color-coded system will begin with either the word “advisory” in yellow or “alert” in red to signal an emergency or threat.
Pair of seniors lead young gymnastics roster
The squad is looking to avenge its second place performance at the 2019 EAGL Championships and win the title outright.
Weekend Outlook – Listen the symphony at the Kennedy Center
Start your weekend in style at a fashion show in Friendship Heights Friday, then dress up for a symphony at the Kennedy Center.
Ward 2's city service requests second highest among eight wards
Ward 2 logged the second highest number of 311 complaints of the District’s seven other wards in 2019, according to District data.
Lone Republican challenger enters Ward 2 race
Katherine Venice, a Republican and finance professional, said she will focus on fiscal policy and cutting spending if she wins the election.
GW Hospital patient receives $40,000 settlement for lost rings
A GW Hospital patient received a $40,000 settlement check this week after hospital staff lost her jewelry.