Student organizations to operate virtually for rest of semester
Student organization leaders will use platforms like Zoom and FaceTime to maintain relationships among members and hold executive board meetings.
March 30, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the March 30, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Crime log: Man carjacks vehicle, collides with tree
A man unaffiliated with GW carjacked a vehicle and crashed into a tree while the vehicle’s owner was in the passenger’s seat.
Coaches communicate with teams online after sports grind to a halt
Head coaches said they’re using online videoconferencing platforms to communicate and run online workouts.
The impact of the virus is bigger than your canceled plans
While the University is doing as much as they can right now, it is up to us to show compassion for our peers.
Students should maintain social connections, preserve routine: experts
Mental health professionals said students should try to maintain as much of their daily routine as they “safely” can to curb loneliness.
GW poised to receive millions from federal COVID-19 package
Colleges and universities are eligible to receive relief based on their nationwide share of Pell Grant and non-Pell Grant recipients.
GW should have anticipated an early move out weeks ago
Officials should have better prepared students for the potential of moving out before spring break.
How to hang out with friends and self-isolate
From online live shows to joint TV viewing, here are some ways you can simultaneously hang out with friends and follow social distance guidelines.
José Andrés flips five restaurants into community kitchens
As restaurants switch over to takeout and delivery service, José Andrés is operating community kitchens out of five of his restaurants.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Missing campus from the cloud
On this week’s episode of “Getting to the Bottom of It,” student leaders discuss how they are adjusting to life during the pandemic.