Federal officials talk antisemitism on college campuses
Current and former federal officials talked about the recent uptick in antisemitism on college campuses at the Jack Morton Auditorium Wednesday.
October 21, 2021
Stories from the October 21, 2021 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Fall IFC recruitment rebounds to pre-pandemic totals
A total of 121 students joined an IFC chapter this semester, marking an uptick from about 70 students this spring and passing 120 who joined in spring 2020.
GW must take steps to combat antisemitism on campus
GW must acknowledge that Jews face systemic discrimination and bring antisemitism into the conversation.
Essay: The beauty of Black love
This love, a distinctly and beautifully Black love, is what nurtures me. And it is this love that keeps my community alive.
SA Senate approves spring allocations for student organizations
The Student Association Senate approved more than $440,000 in general allocations to student organizations at its meeting Monday.
Dish of the Week: Astoria DC’s sober soup
The next time you’re in Dupont, stop by Astoria for some tasty food, novel drinks and a spirited D.C. nightlife experience.
Weekend Outlook – Take in an art exhibit at the Phillips Collection
With winter weather fast approaching, take advantage of the last few weeks of warm weather with these revitalizing events happening in D.C. this weekend.
Women's soccer grabs second win of season at home
The Colonials (2-12-2, 2-6 A-10) notched two goals in the second half to record their second home win over the Hawks (3-12-2, 2-6 A-10).
Water polo falls to Bucknell at Smith Center
The Bison pulled ahead in the third quarter and held onto their lead despite an early fourth quarter offensive surge by GW.
Metro delays disrupt commuters’ schedules
More than 15 students and local commuters said in interviews that they missed class or left as much as an hour early to commute to campus because of the delays.