Students to receive reusable water bottles through GW partnership
Didomi, a reusable water bottle company, will supply 26,000 water bottles to the University community this spring.
January 24, 2022
Volume 118, Issue 20
Stories from the January 24, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Milken to organize federal initiative against pandemic burnout
A Milken research institute will organize the federal initiative addressing burnout and stress among health care professionals during the pandemic.
SA Senate resignations nearly double since last term
More than half of the SA senators who resigned since the start of the senate’s term in May stepped down because of time commitment issues.
Crime log: GWPD officers respond to injured student near TKE house
Upon arrival, the response team discovered that the student was intoxicated and injured himself in a fall.
Column: GW needs to stop surprising students with new roommates
GW should notify students as soon as they’re assigned a new roommate to give them time to communicate before the shift.
Reifert looks to rebuild women’s volleyball
In 2010, Katie Reifert was women’s volleyball’s team captain. Now, she has taken the reins as head coach of the program.
Professors address racial inequality across higher education
Two education professors outlined the psychological violence facing African American students at predominantly white institutions Thursday.
With Roe v. Wade’s fate looming, thousands gather at March for Life
Tens of thousands of anti-abortion demonstrators marched to oppose the right to an abortion Friday afternoon.
Credible social media posts common during pandemic: study
An IDDP study found that social media posts with credible sources on COVID-19 were more common than posts spreading misinformation.
What’s New Buff and Blue: Music Venues Sustain Omicron Surge
On this week’s episode of “What’s New Buff and Blue,” podcast host Ethan Valliath speaks with Jordan Grobe, the 9:30 Club communications coordinator.