Officials to release $12.5 million in pandemic aid for students
The more than 48,000 eligible students, who will be contacted via email, can apply for the aid through Nov. 5.
October 7, 2021
Volume 118
Stories from the October 7, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
A roundup of this week's games
Women’s soccer fell to Saint Louis Sunday after securing their first win of the season the week before, and men’s soccer fell to the Flyers in a home game.
University broke even during Fiscal Year 2021: officials
After the University faced a $180 million budget gap last year because of lost revenue during the pandemic, officials said GW has broken even.
Greek life fall recruitment expanded to freshmen this year
Brian Joyce, the director of fraternity and sorority life, said officials temporarily lifted the 12-credit completion requirement for recruitment this fall.
Two professors receive NSA cyber scholarship grant
Two cybersecurity professors received a grant from the National Security Agency allowing students to work in the Department of Defense following graduation.
Dish of the Week: Surfside's birria tacos
When Taco Bell doesn’t seem up to par with your late night taco cravings, check out Surfside’s taco stand in Dupont.
SA Senate overrides Hill's veto ahead of court hearing
Senators overrode a presidential veto on legislation that could codify first-year seats to the SA’s bylaws Monday.
Global computer chip shortage delays technology order
Interim Chief Technology Officer Jared Johnson said the shortage has “significantly” delayed officials’ technology orders.
GWSB center reviews plans to expand financial literacy
The Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center hosted a virtual panel Monday, reviewing its findings on gaps in financial literacy across the world.
SMPA professor receives grant to protect female journalists
The National Science Foundation awarded Rebekah Tromble a grant to create a response system for female journalists facing online harassment.