Wrighton announces four administrative appointments
GW will split the position of CFO and executive vice president – previously held by Mark Diaz – between two newly appointed officials.
July 8, 2022
Volume 119
Stories from the July 8, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Weekend Outlook – Learn to swing dance at the Wharf
Make the most of these warm days and unmatched summer nights in the DMV at these outdoor events around the region.
D.C. ends contact tracing as pandemic concerns wane
GW’s contact tracing remains active and will continue to notify close contacts to positive COVID-19 cases, according to GW’s Coronavirus Response website.
Metro withdraws 7000-series trains for further inspections
Metro stated that the 7000-series removal would not “impact service levels for customers.”
GW international scientific ranking falls to recent low: report
GW ranked 415th out of more than 1,300 institutions from around the world, its lowest ranking since at least 2011, in this year’s annual CWTS Leiden Rankings.
Column: Sailing makes a case for restored varsity status
Restoring varsity status to the highly competitive coed sailing team would demonstrate GW’s support for athletics and reinvigorate school spirit among fans.
Dish of the Week: Jumbo slices, ranked
We visited five jumbo slice pizza shops across Adams Morgan and the rest of the District in an attempt to find the best jumbo slice D.C. has to offer.
Best and worst of this week's headlines
From F Street House to Pennsylvania Avenue, the best and worst of this week’s headlines all have one thing in common – politics and power.
Op-ed: GW must fire Clarence Thomas
To protect GW’s prestige and the health and well-being of its community, officials must muster up the courage to remove Thomas from the law school’s faculty.
SA Senate hears testimony on presidential power struggle
Witnesses offered various explanations for the power struggle, ranging from miscommunication to mistrust of Zidouemba’s ability to carry out his role.