Knife chase near GW Hospital ends with arrest
A pregnant woman was arrested at the GW Hospital Tuesday after chasing another woman with a knife, according to a Metropolitan Police Department report.
September 24, 2020
Stories from the September 24, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Officials rule out employee salary cut
Officials will use “up to” $20 million of GW’s unrestricted assets to help close the budget gap, LeBlanc said in the email.
It's our responsibility to make the most out of the online semester
We need to find ways to stay virtually engaged with our professors and each other this semester to maximize our learning.
Dish of the Week: The Berliner's chicken fennel sausage
The dish was made with fennel, herbs and white wine, and I topped it off with caramelized onions and beer cheese sauce.
Don't take advantage of professors during the online semester
There are students who truly need accommodations – don’t be the person to play a crackling noise on your computer to get out of answering a question.
Women's rowing and softball adjust to fall without competition
The Atlantic 10 postponed fall competition to the spring, affecting fall regattas and scrimmages for the Colonials.
Weekend Outlook – Sign up for the National Book Festival
Take advantage of the cooler weather this weekend by watching an outdoor movie and sipping on a glass of wine along the Potomac River.
A-10 men's basketball coaches create program to fight systemic racism
Each men’s basketball program will bring in speakers to cover topics like law enforcement and voting registration.
COVID-19 testing centers to move to Shenkman
Foggy Bottom’s two in-house testing centers are moving to Shenkman Hall Monday, according to an email sent to students.
Officials expand COVID-19 testing to some off-campus students
Administrators said in an email that the expansion will help protect the “entire community” and provide “insight” into off-campus positive cases.