Student Court dismisses complaint on SA's split
After SA senators filed a complaint to implement a timeline on the bifurcation of the SA, the Student Court unanimously moved to dismiss the complaint.
September 3, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the September 3, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Students deserve better – Jessica Krug must leave her position
Krug must leave her professor position and give her platform to one more deserving and honest than herself.
GW must improve its zero-waste plan
GW needs to implement a more meaningful waste diversion plan that expands on our current plans and does not rely mainly on recycling.
Swain’s hiring was the final straw, LeBlanc needs to go now
Until our community can move past LeBlanc’s turbulent and forgettable tenure, we will continue to struggle to be heard.
Weekend Outlook – Stroll through Hirshhorn's reopened garden
Take advantage of your first weekend of the fall semester by exploring the sculpture garden, doing some botanical yoga and digging into a barbecue meal.
Dish of the Week: Rumi's Kitchen's chicken barg
The chicken was incredibly tender, with the delicate notes of saffron adding a faint floral taste with every bite.
Two speakers with GW ties take stage at Republican National Convention
Alumna Kellyanne Conway and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who taught a class at the University in fall 2017, spoke at the convention.
SMPA Terker Fellow to moderate presidential debate
Scully will moderate the second presidential debate, which will take the form of a town hall, on Oct. 15.
Shooting suspect arrested at GW Hospital
A person who shot at a crowd of people was arrested at the GW Hospital Sunday, according to Metropolitan Police Department spokeswoman Alaina Gertz.
Hillary Clinton, author Louise Penny talk politics, literature
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and author Louise Penny discussed the relationship between politics and literature Tuesday.