ANC votes to accelerate Penn Ave improvement project
A local governing body voted Wednesday to “immediately” renovate street and sidewalk space along Pennsylvania Avenue near campus.
September 17, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the September 17, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW must shift toward greater shared governance
Officials needs to reinstate the position of the pre-law adviser and work toward fixing the root cause of why she was let go.
Students must take care of mental health
Feelings of depression and anxiety are no different than catching a cold or breaking your arm.
A-10 forms commission pushing for equity, inclusion
The commission will implement racial equity programming that focus on education, activism and accountability, according to the release.
Dish of the Week: Levain Bakery's café con leche cookie
Levain Bakery’s new café con leche cookie is worth the hype and warrants a trip – or even two – to Georgetown before it leaves the menu next month.
Weekend Outlook – Visit the reopened National Portrait Gallery
Be the first to visit the reopened National Portrait Gallery Friday and watch a Star Wars movie at an outdoor theatre.
Green Party nominee enters Ward 2 D.C. Council race
Peter Bolton launched his campaign for D.C. Council Monday to offer a progressive alternative to the ward’s Democratic nominee and independent candidates.
Republican nominee steps out of D.C. Council race
Katherine Venice withdrew from the D.C. Council race last Thursday after campaigning against President Donald Trump’s “authoritarianism.”
LeBlanc walks back comment about 'undergraduate enrollment' level
LeBlanc said his announcement of “undergraduate enrollment” Friday referred to “estimates for budget planning” and not “overall enrollment numbers.”
1619 Project reporter discusses initiative's impact at webinar
Officials hosted a webinar on a journalism initiative highlighting African American history as part of the “Race in America” speaker series Tuesday.