D.C. Attorney General candidates attend GW forum
D.C. Attorney General candidates convened at the School of Media and Public Affairs to discuss their platforms and candidacies Tuesday.
April 28, 2022
Volume 119
Stories from the April 28, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Clyburn discusses politics, Biden at GWCD event
Clyburn, the current House majority whip and the representative from South Carolina’s 6th District, talked about his recent endeavors in politics.
GW contributed $1.6 billion to D.C. in FY 2020: report
Expenses from research, students, construction and alumni generated about 1.2 percent of the District’s gross regional product, according to a study.
Textile Museum receives gifts totaling nearly $5 million
Former museum trustee Judy Freedman and her husband Allen Freedman gifted the museum 100 equestrian textiles and a new endowment.
Men’s basketball hires director of operations
Cooper Handelsman will join the Colonials after serving as an assistant coach at Brown during the last three years.
Column: GW should expand The Store to address food insecurity
GW should invest more funds to expand The Store after Whole Foods’ departure from the GWorld system sets back attempts to tackle campus food insecurity.
Column: GW should permanently move final exams online
Professors should hold final exams virtually to eliminate antiquated testing methods and make everyone’s exam week a little easier while they’re at it.
Weekend Outlook - Celebrate French culture at an outdoor market
Before returning home for the summer, surround yourself with French culture and gain a deeper perspective on the history of D.C. landmarks
Dish of the Week: Dauphine's Gumbo Z'Herbes
Nothing compares to the south’s Creole and Cajun food, but Dauphine’s takes on classic New Orleans dishes will take your taste buds to the French Quarter.
SA Senate allocates $12,000 to student fund
The SA Senate unanimously passed a bill moving $12,000 to the CARES Fund, an emergency student assistance fund.