Bowser joins challenge to boost U.S. vaccination rate
The challenge is part of a nationwide effort to meet President Joe Biden’s goal to vaccinate 70 percent of American adults by July 4.
June 4, 2021
Stories from the June 4, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Weekend Outlook - Visit Dupont Underground's 'A Celebration of Drag'
Vibe out to live music at American Son, snuggle with bunnies in a yoga class and visit Dupont Undergrounds newest exhibition this weekend.
Dish of the Week: St. Vincent Wine's braised chickpeas
When you visit a wine bar, you’re probably looking forward to the drink selection but at St. Vincent Wine, it’s the food that might just steal the show.
GW said goodbye to LeBlanc. Grace Speights should be next.
Our next problem to reckon with is the questionable judgement of the woman in charge of the Board: Grace Speights
Best and worst of this week's headlines
As D.C. reopens, some people are beginning to return to normal activities, while many more around the world have not been able to receive the vaccine.
House majority leader undergoes knee replacement surgery at GW Hospital
A spokesperson for Hoyer said the surgery was “successful” and Hoyer will work from home in Maryland as he begins physical therapy.
Student alleges professor required analysis of anti-Semitic metaphor
Officials are “looking into” an incident in which a student alleged a professor assigned a paper about Adolf Hitler’s public speaking.
Mural set to honor first Black alumna
Two recent graduates plan to create a mural on campus in honor of Leah Brock McCartney, GW’s first Black alumna, according to a University release Wednesday.
Free LSAT study program to launch this summer
The program will provide interested students with practice problems and study plans during weekly meetings from June to September.
Smithsonian to reopen all museums this summer
Eight facilities will reopen from June through August, completing a full return for the Smithsonian following two shutdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.