Softball collects eleventh straight victory
Softball knocked in their 11-game streak after facing off non-conference rival Georgetown Wednesday afternoon.
March 31, 2022
Volume 118
Stories from the March 31, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW sues pharmaceutical companies over alleged patent infringement
Officials are asking a court to stop three pharmaceutical companies from developing and selling a drug that allegedly infringes on GW-owned patents.
SA candidates fend off criticism in tense campaign finish
The Joint Elections Commission plans to announce the election results Thursday at 5 p.m.
Essay: Masks helped build my confidence
As masked gatherings became the norm either in one’s homes or in public places like the mall and restaurants, they soon became my acquaintances.
Column: Private GW dining halls are bad for students and the community
Adopting the model of a gated community is a disservice to the University, its members and the surrounding community.
Weekend Outlook – Swing by an artisan market to shop home goods
With the weather finally starting to feel like spring, travel throughout the District to dive into April and savor the remainder of cherry blossom season.
Dish of the Week: D Light's cherry blossom pancakes
Grab a cherry blossom-inspired dish from D Light Cafe, a Ukrainian-owned business helping to raise funds in support of Ukrainians in the conflict.
Women’s basketball assistant coach sets out on his own
Former women’s basketball assistant coach Gabe Lazo was hired by Mississippi State in an announcement by Bulldogs head coach Sam Purcell Friday.
SA Senate calls on GW for graduate student housing
SA senators passed legislation urging officials to provide graduate students with “permanent and secure” housing at a meeting Monday.
Officials look to fill at least 10 senior administrative roles
The job listings include senior roles in GW’s provost and development offices.