ANC approves application for new Tatte bakery on I Street
The ANC also elected Joel Causey to serve as its new chair as Jeri Epstein steps down from the position.
February 17, 2022
Stories from the February 17, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
CNN to host civic engagement events at GW this spring
The first event will take place on March 2 and will feature CNN journalists Brianna Keilar, John King, Abby Phillip and Manu Raju.
Chris Bracey named permanent provost
Chris Bracey had served in the role in an interim capacity since last summer when Brian Blake left GW.
Bowser kickstarts construction of new Southeast D.C. hospital
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the hospital would be called the Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center, a name derived from Frederick Douglass’ nearby estate.
Men’s basketball routs Duquesne on the road
The Colonials are currently in eighth place in the Atlantic 10 with only three weeks remaining until the conference tournament.
Women’s basketball builds a four-game win streak at home
Women’s basketball notched their fourth straight win in conference play against George Mason at home Wednesday night.
D.C. FEMS celebrates Foggy Bottom firehouse reopening
The District funded $2.36 million in renovations that will help preserve the 112-year-old building for continued emergency use.
Weekend Outlook – Catch GW’s Greek orgs face off in dodgeball
After a stressful week navigating the impending threat of midterms, blow off some steam with some lively events happening this holiday weekend.
Column: GW should promote classical studies and philosophy majors
Classical studies and philosophy must be integrated into the curricula of all majors and be promoted by GW’s academic administration.
Column: D.C. mayoral candidates need to do better for criminal justice
Major mayoral candidates still have to work more in detail on better prevention of crime and tactics of discouraging crime on the streets.