Rizzotti reflects on postponed 2020 Olympics
Rizzotti said players felt some relief that the games were rescheduled, and the squad will regroup and discuss training for the year ahead.
April 23, 2020
Volume 116
Stories from the April 23, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Op-ed: Joe Biden doesn't deserve my vote
If we continue to elect centrist figures like Biden, we will get another dangerously fascist candidate in 2024 and beyond.
Transferring student-athletes resort to virtual tours amid pandemic
Transfer student-athletes said they’ve taken virtual facility tours and spoken with coaches over the phone to learn more about programs before they commit.
Dish of the week, from home: Baked mac and cheese
Having survived last semester on instant ramen and microwaveable mac and cheese, this baked mac and cheese dish is an upgrade.
Virtual Weekend Outlook – Pick up a new skill with MasterClass
Kick off your Friday at a virtual music festival, then spend the rest of the weekend picking up a new skill and watching an opera show online.
Incoming BSU leaders look to bolster community events
The Black Student Union’s new executive board plans to increase the organization’s presence on campus to improve community among its members.
Op-ed: The case for Joe Biden
Whether you supported him from the beginning or not, join GW College Democrats in voting for Joe Biden.
Best and worst of this week's headlines
GW’s medical enterprise is working to support D.C., but the Class of 2020 received word that it won’t have a Commencement speaker next month.
ANC votes to install dockless vehicle parking stations and bike lanes
A local governing body voted to expand street protections for dockless vehicles like scooters and install a protected bike lane on G Street.
Public health professor develops tool to identify health care worker shortages
Milken researchers developed a tool that estimates the need for health care workers nationwide amid COVID-19.