Researchers study long-term effectiveness of diabetes drugs
GW researchers hosted clinical trials for four diabetes drugs and found two type 2 diabetes treatments were effective in lowering blood glucose levels.
January 10, 2022
Stories from the January 10, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Column: D.C. should institute ranked-choice voting
Asking voters to rank their preferred candidates would improve representation and force major-party candidates to answer to more constituencies.
Tips to keep your Near Year’s resolutions
To set you up for success in reaching your New Year’s resolutions, we’ve compiled some ideas that address some of the pitfalls you may have faced before.
Outings to make the most of your U-Pass card
If you want to know how to make the most of your new card, read on to learn of some cultural attractions that require longer Metro rides.
Officials prepared for contingency plans this spring
Officials are prepared to implement an “isolation-in-place strategy” on campus if the COVID-19 caseload exceeds isolation housing capacity.
Gymnastics returns to the mat after abbreviated 2021 season
The Colonials will open the 2022 season at the Smith Center with the annual Linsey Ferris Invitational Jan. 16 at 1 p.m.
Column: Biden should keep his promise to cancel student debt
Every college student at GW and beyond deserves an equal opportunity to an affordable education – Biden should cancel federal student debt.
Men's basketball falls in A-10 opener
Despite heading into the conference schedule with a two-game win streak, men’s basketball opened Atlantic 10 play with a loss to Dayton Saturday afternoon.
Men’s and women’s basketball stumble to start A-10 play
Both men’s and women’s basketball dropped their A-10 openers after enduring an inconsistent month of December.
Symptomatic COVID-19 testing center moves to Lerner
The testing center will move from the Colonial Health Center to the group fitness rooms in the Lerner Health and Wellness Center Monday.