Women's water polo gears up for season with smallest team in decade
Head coach Barry King, said one of his top focuses this season is to demonstrate growth and improvement throughout his program.
January 30, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the January 30, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Dish of the Week: Immigrant Food's 'Bay of Bengal' bowl
Immigrant Food delivers on its goal to make people “gather and connect” through both its atmosphere and worldly dishes.
Weekend Outlook – Celebrate the Lunar New Year at the American Art Museum
Spend your weekend ringing in two events – the Lunar New Year and Groundhog Day – at the American Art Museum and Dupont Circle Park.
Students should have access to course syllabi before classes begin
Officials should require syllabi to be uploaded to Blackboard at least one week before classes begin to avoid confusion at the start of the semester.
Professor receives grant to study presence of water under Martian soil
A professor received a three-month, $35,000 grant to study the presence of ice under the soil on Mars.
Professor co-authors commentary on immigrant nurses
A public health professor co-authored a series of recommendations to address unfair labor conditions for immigrant nurses.
Professor launches blog series on environmental health
The blog will cover the way environmental problems like clean water access and air pollution impact marginalized communities.
IT staff still 'reviewing' replacements for Banweb after two years
Officials will roll out a “completely new experience” for course registration this summer as they continue to look for replacements for Banweb.
CPS IT program celebrates decade, looks forward to new director
The Information Technology program in CPS has directed hundreds of students to careers in technology in its 10-year run, faculty said.
Students form organization for adopted, fostered students
Student leaders said they want members to share stories about their adoption or foster care to open more dialogue about the two experiences.