Students' travel plans can wait until the pandemic is over
Flying around the country or abroad is an irresponsible decision that needlessly endangers airline workers and local communities.
Volume 117
Stories from the April 1, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Flying around the country or abroad is an irresponsible decision that needlessly endangers airline workers and local communities.
Black artists sing and scream the stories of our lost ones in hopes that we are seen, listened to and remembered.
Join a walking tour in Cleveland Park to admire the cherry blossoms and watch performances by Japanese artists this weekend.
Junior and current Student Association President Brandon Hill will remain in the position for a full academic year.
Faculty said the uptick in interest highlights the need for more funding and faculty members to maintain the program’s community.
When the move was announced in February 2020, officials touted Microsoft’s “improved” security through an “enhanced” toolset.
GW’s newly launched chapter of GAMMA will educate fraternity and sorority members on healthy alcohol use.
More than 2,000 students received refunds throughout the COVID-19 pandemic for remaining dining cash from last year’s spring semester.
The Asian American Student Association wrote in a statement that students can declare the minor starting this fall.
Officials are also preparing for a round of faculty hires “late this spring,” reversing a line of measures launched to mitigate the pandemic’s financial impact.