SA’s new finance bylaws, explained
The SA Senate will create a guide for student organizations requesting funds and a new code to clarify recent finance policy updates.
February 7, 2022
Volume 118, Issue 22
Stories from the February 7, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
NCAA updates transgender participation policy
Experts said the new updates are vague and confusing and could potentially deter transgender athletes from competing.
New faculty hires decreased last fall: GW data
Department heads said they have struggled finding part-time faculty members because of high demand, low pay and COVID-19 safety concerns.
D.C. restaurant owner brings awareness to Uyghur plight
I talked with Hamid Kerim, the owner of Dolan Uyghur Restaurant, to hear about his experience escaping Xinjiang and opening a restaurant.
GW looking to hire students as SafeRide drivers
Officials said they hope to hire 10 to 15 students as SafeRide drivers to maintain the program’s operations despite a depleted staff.
Prepping for Valentine’s Day in a week
Enjoy this guide to Valentine’s Day in the District, including where to shop, what to eat and what to do with whoever you’re celebrating with.
Students’ reactions to Wrighton presidency
The Hatchet spoke with students in Kogan Plaza about their reflections from prior administrations and their hopes for the current administration moving forward.
Republican politicians debate GOP platform
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, and the president of Americans for Tax Reform spoke at the event.
Softball looks to position itself for another A-10 run
Softball is setting their sights on a second consecutive bid to the NCAA tournament under new leadership.
Column: GW needs to recommit to historical preservation
Students and residents alike ought to enjoy beautifully preserved remnants of the neighborhood’s past – not mourn their loss.