Women’s tennis sets strong tone for spring during fall slate
The Colonials have begun their fall slate on a strong note as they look to improve upon a strong semifinals appearance in the A-10 Championship last spring.
October 14, 2021
Volume 118
Stories from the October 14, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW can lead the fight to make the campus and D.C. streets safer
Cars dumped from nearby highways and roads directly onto Foggy Bottom’s streets are a serious threat to campus and community safety.
Officials to allow on-campus students to host two GW-affiliated guests
The updated policy applies to all students, staff or faculty who are in compliance with GW’s COVID-19 testing and vaccine requirements.
Twelve new senators sworn into SBA Senate
The Student Bar Association Senate swore in 12 new senators after they were elected late last month, filling first-year and transfer seats.
Faculty senators to hear enrollment update Friday
After meeting in person last month, senators will revert back online to meet via WebEx, according to an email from senate staff members last week.
D.C. Council member tosses hat into 2022 mayoral race
Robert White, an at-Large Council member, announced his campaign via Twitter and will hold a campaign launch event Thursday.
Women’s soccer drops third straight match
Despite outshooting La Salle 13-8, the Colonials were ultimately unable to convert their chances and fell to LaSalle Sunday afternoon.
Dish of the Week: Dog Tag Bakery's french toast waffle
For fall-appropriate sweet treats that support veterans and their families, check out Dog Tag Bakery in Georgetown.
Weekend Outlook – Attend a live production of 'The Wolves'
After navigating a rough week of midterms, get off campus this weekend and take your mind off the stress of college.
University philanthropist dies at 95
Albert Small, a philanthropist who helped established research and historical studies at GW, died last week. He was 95.