Health center debuts app to help track, educate about mental health
Officials launched the WellTrack app this semester for students to track their mental health progress.
February 13, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the February 13, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Museum staff debut online art database
Officials from museums across campus collaborated to pilot an online database cataloguing more than 4,000 works of art from five GW collections.
Weekend Outlook – Grab Valentine's Day drinks at Madhatter
Stretch your Valentine’s Day celebrations into the weekend with a party at the Madhatter, then learn about the history of pop culture at the Library of Congress.
Biostatistics, bioinformatics faculty focus on community in fall
Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics faculty have expanded their course offerings in the department’s first semester at GW.
Korean major provides new opportunities for students: faculty
After debuting at GW last semester, the Korean major has attracted students interested in studying aspects of the peninsula beyond the language, faculty said.
D.C. to receive statehood vote for the first time in nearly 30 years
The House of Representatives’ Oversight Committee passed a bill Tuesday that would make D.C. the 51st state.
Students should be more respectful to custodial staff
Students do not need to show gratitude in significant ways, but a small “thank you” or wave would help workers feel recognized.
Dish of the Week: The Sovereign's Nutella and banana waffle
The Sovereign, a Belgian pub and bistro in Georgetown, serves traditional Belgian dishes, including a classic waffle topped with Nutella and banana.
Men’s and women’s squash wraps conference championship
Men’s and women’s squash each picked up one win and two losses in last weekend’s Mid-Atlantic Squash Conference (MASC) Championships.
GW waited too long to reprimand officer on administrative leave
It is unclear whether the officer’s actions were self-motivated, but either way they represent a threat to students.