Op-ed: We need real action, not empty rhetoric, on Juneteenth
More than a century and a half after the first celebration of Juneteenth, has the United States really moved forward at all?
Volume 119
Stories from the June 17, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
More than a century and a half after the first celebration of Juneteenth, has the United States really moved forward at all?
Trailblazing exhibitions and music festivals headline the District’s events this weekend, so enjoy these enriching celebrations surrounding Juneteenth.
Pulled from service after a derailment in October, Metro has gone without their newest railcars for nearly 250 days.
One month into summer break, GW is changing things up. To catch you up on all the ups and downs, here’s the best and worst of this week’s headlines:
The hidden gem of the District’s cafe scene is the downtown Asian-American owned Rose Ave Bakery, serving innovative pastries with Asian flavors.
Student Association Senators confirmed SA President Christian Zidouemba’s communications director after a reconsideration.
Student volunteers spent 472 hours sorting through 45,000 pounds of clothing, 6,000 pounds of household items and 2,100 pounds of food.
Robert White’s candidacy provides a break from the city’s past failures and an exciting vision of a more progressive and better future for all Washingtonians.
ANC engaged in discussion with The Potomac Electric Power Company about renovating the F Street energy substation in a meeting Wednesday.
GW officials compiled on-campus substitutes and off-campus discounts to account for the closure of Lerner Health and Wellness Center.