Women’s soccer ends season after stalemate with Davidson
GW hoped for a chance to compete in the A-10 Tournament, but the team was not named one of the four qualifying teams for the postseason.
April 15, 2021
Stories from the April 15, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Student Court dismisses SA presidential candidate's request for runoff
The Student Court dismissed former SA presidential candidate Hannah Edwards’ request for a runoff election Wednesday.
Fourth women’s basketball player enters transfer portal
Redshirt junior guard Gabby Nikitinaite will enter the transfer portal for her final year of eligibility.
Faculty share 'overwhelmingly negative' views of leadership: documents
Faculty sentiments in the survey address administrators’ “overall capacities, values and performance,” an analysis by the Faculty Survey Team found.
Dish of the Week: Mélange's The National chicken sandwich
To spice up your burger options around the District, head to Mélange for a delicious fusion of Ethiopian flavors with American dishes.
Weekend Outlook – Visit the newly reopened National Building Museum
This weekend, visit a reopened D.C. museum in person and get your final fill of cherry blossom season with a blossom-inspired art installation.
J&J's suspension does not mean you should skip getting vaccinated
Students should not let conspiracy theories or misgiven concerns about this setback dent their confidence in vaccines’ safety more broadly.
Softball continues A-10 dominance with pounding of Dayton
The squad remains atop the central pod’s standings with just five series to go in conference play.
New women's basketball head coach prioritizes defense, culture
McCombs was named the head coach of the program April 2 and inherits a program that hasn’t seen a winning season in three years
Elliott School launches first annual event on diversity
The school’s “Inclusive Excellence Week” addressed topics in international affairs, like the ongoing violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.