SEAS professor sues GW alleging negligence during bridge construction project
A part-time faculty member is suing the University, alleging that he was injured while creating a connection for a bridge as part of a GW project.
March 5, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the March 5, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Consistent fielding and pitching bolster baseball's start to season
In 12 games this season, the Colonials have thrown a 3.86 overall ERA and 3.83 walks per game.
Op-ed: Confronting racism at GW
LeBlanc, I challenge you to right your wrong and do more for the Afro community at the University.
Officials extend gift matching program through end of March
Officials are extending a planned gift challenge at least through the end of the month.
Students compete to find sustainable solutions to government problems
The Government Procurement Law Program and Sustainable GW are holding a competition for students to develop sustainable policy proposals.
Officials add mini convenience store to the Vern
Students living on the Mount Vernon Campus can now stop by Ames Hall to purchase a frozen meal, a snack or hygiene products.
Officials pilot composting bins in two residence halls, affinity
Officials will pilot a program adding composting bins to two residence halls and a District House affinity this semester.
Political communication ethics project celebrates first year
Peter Loge, the director of the Project on Ethics in Political Communication, said he hopes to integrate content from the project into student coursework.
Weekend Outlook – Celebrate the Botanic Garden's 200th anniversary
Celebrate the Hindu festival of Holi Friday, then check out the Botanic Garden’s exhibit commemorating its 200th anniversary.
Dish of the Week: Gong Cha's egg waffle
The waffle was warm and noticeably fresh, its taste resembling a thinner breakfast waffle, and the ice cream gave the buttery pastry a creamy and cool flavor.