Activists must continue to push for progressive policies under Biden
A Biden presidency, while representing a break from Trump, does not represent a break from the injustice that dominates America.
December 3, 2020
Volume 117
Stories from the December 3, 2020 issue of the GW Hatchet.
All political science students must be allowed to use new requirements
Students who declared their major early should not be punished for their proactivity – they should be allowed to follow the new requirements.
Restaurants offering dining igloos around the District
Here’s a rundown of a few restaurants where you can eat inside an plastic bubble to stay warm and safeguard yourself from COVID-19.
How SA advocacy has shaped University policies over the last decade
The driving force behind much change at the University over the past decade has been student advocacy, often initiated by the Student Association.
Ilena Peng: Fridays at the townhouse
These days were my reminders of what I loved about the District and how lucky I was to be learning there.
Weekend Outlook – Visit the National Christmas Tree
Between finals breaks, get in the holiday spirit by checking out the National Christmas Tree and watching an outdoor screening of “Elf.”
Foggy Bottom Association elects new president
Local community members elected a new president of the Foggy Bottom Association and charted plans to guide the neighborhood through the year.
Men’s basketball drops home opener to Hampton
Hampton made 20 more shot attempts, including 21 points from GW turnovers.
Elliott School launches alumnae networking group for female students
Officials said they publicly launched the program last month with a goal to provide scholarships and chances to connect with alumnae in various industries.
Metro proposes massive budget cuts, service reductions for FY22
Metro officials are proposing major service cutbacks for fiscal year 2022 amid a massive budget shortfall, according to an agency proposal released Monday.