Officials launch text campaign to provide information to students
Officials are using a text message outreach campaign to share information with students in the lead-up to the fall.
August 7, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the August 7, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Couple sues GW Hospital, MFA for medical negligence
A couple is suing the GW Hospital and Medical Faculty Associates, alleging a doctor failed to identify a tumor that became Stage 3 cancer.
Best and worst of this week's headlines
GW must allow us to take classes on a pass/fail basis. Meanwhile, we need to take care of our mental health as we approach a remote semester.
How I went from saying 'all lives matter' to 'Black lives matter'
I encourage others to challenge their beliefs and privileges and use their means to get behind movements to allow Black Americans to prosper.
In-person, virtual events happening through August
Whether you’re outside or in D.C., we’ve got you covered on virtual and in-person events happening throughout August.
Summer eats – Newly opened restaurants around the District
If you’re living in D.C. this fall, there are a number of new restaurants that you could support.
Sexual violence survivors share stories on anonymous Instagram account
The account describes itself as a platform where members of the GW community can anonymously bring forward stories of sexual violence.
Man arrested for unlawful entry outside Mitchell Hall
A GW Police Department officer arrested a man outside Mitchell Hall Wednesday after the suspect had been previously barred from campus.
CPS associate dean to serve as acting dean
Melissa Feuer first joined the University in 2007 as an adjunct professor, later becoming director of career services in CPS.
University launches clinical trials to discover COVID-19 vaccine
GW has entered the race to find a vaccine for COVID-19, as officials have launched a series of testing centers as part of a nationwide clinical trial.