Student groups required to update bylaws to meet GW inclusion policy
More than 20 student organizations were found to have violated GW’s gender, race and religion nondiscrimination policy, according to an email.
October 8, 2020
Stories from the October 8, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Op-ed: Faculty Senate must censure LeBlanc at meeting Friday
Pass the censure resolution this Friday to help GW start to repair and restore our vibrant, diverse and creative community.
Weekend Outlook – Take a GW Trails hike in Rock Creek Park
Start off the weekend by taking part in a scavenger hunt, then attend a virtual comedy show and round Sunday out with a hike just outside the District.
Dish of the Week: Goodies Frozen Custard's rum cake
The dish begins with a thick slice of homemade rum cake that is split open and then loaded with a huge scoop of the vanilla bean frozen custard.
White students must not dismiss their peers when called out for racism
Allow people to call out racism when they see it – that brings us one step closer to curbing systemic racism.
SA Senate asks executive branch to apologize on deleted Instagram post
The SA reposted an infographic from the GW Armenian Students Association that indicated support for Armenia, which is embroiled in an ongoing dispute with Azerbaijan.
Law school alumna mistakenly disciplined for no-contact order
The American Civil Liberties Union of D.C. conducted an investigation into the University’s Title IX disciplinary measures, DCist reported late last month.
SBA Senate voices opposition to Supreme Court nomination
The SBA Senate passed a resolution opposing the “rushed” appointment process of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
Officials increase registration hold threshold, offer new payment plan
Administrators will also offer a payment plan to accommodate students with unpaid balances below $20,000.
GW Hospital recovers from offline operations
The GW Hospital has recovered from a cyberattack that forced many of its operations offline for more than a week, The Washington Post reported.