Crime log: Male suspect throws tray at pedestrian
A suspect threw a tray at a female victim as she and another witness were “rounding on” the suspect, according to an MPD report.
March 1, 2021
Volume 117, Issue 23
Stories from the March 1, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Officials downsize security in residence halls after move-in
Officials assigned officers from Allied Universal Security to front desks in residence halls to continue monitoring building access.
Milken officials to launch two doctoral programs this fall
Milken has begun accepting applications for two new doctoral programs in global public health sciences and health and biomedical data science.
Formal IFC recruitment continues drop amid pandemic
IFC leaders said the decrease allowed existing members to focus on building stronger connections with participants through online events.
Sophomores navigate virtual learning with loose GW connections
Sophomores said they have had difficulty staying connected with the friend groups they had been building freshman year.
Medical school launches COVID-19 vaccine ambassador program
The medical school debuted a program last month to increase trust in the newly released COVID-19 vaccine.
Op-ed: The RSC is perpetuating climate denial
We cannot continue to allow climate deniers publishing deregulatory work under our university’s name.
GW must set a 2025 deadline for plastics ban
GW’s plan to phase out single-use plastics is a good first step, but it fails to answer a key question: By when will this take effect?
MPD launches 'enhanced patrols' after 7-Eleven robberies
Officers increased patrols near campus following a pair of violent robberies at 7-Eleven last month.
Third candidate launches campaign for SA president
A former candidate for SA president is running again to increase representation for marginalized groups and build relationships between the SA and students.