ANC commissioners cosign letter pushing for transit equity
As of Friday, 75 representatives of local governing bodies have cosigned a letter pushing the D.C. Council to increase transit equity developments.
January 19, 2023
Volume 119
Stories from the January 19, 2023 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Officials to perform HVAC upgrades in SMPA building
Officials said the fourth floor of MPA will be closed from Jan. 23 to Feb. 6 for heating, ventilation and air conditioning upgrades.
Essay: Time, life and death during a high-seas holiday
I found myself beating back a dark thought at the back of my mind – how much time do I still have left with my grandparents?
Column: GW must combat food insecurity on and around campus
GW and we as students cannot continue to turn a blind eye to the epidemic of food insecurity occurring on our own campus and its surrounding communities.
Bullfrog Bagels to join Western Market vendors in March
Bullfrog Bagels’ owner, Jeremiah Cohen, said officials are hoping the bagel chain will open its newest location by the start of March.
Review: "Kaleidoscope"
“Kaleidoscope” should have kept the events of the heist vague and saved its exposition for strengthening relationships.
MTPD officers equipped with Narcan to treat overdoses
WMATA announced this month that all active MTPD officers will carry naloxone, also known as Narcan, which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
Dish of the Week: Yellow's breakfast egg pita
Yellow is the place to be for breakfast in Georgetown, offering the first of its kind, a Palestinian cafe with ingredients that remind you of the motherland.
NCAA sets new rules for coaching limits
The new guidelines come after the council received the final report and recommendations to expand the post-season tournament.
Students for Justice in Palestine clear of disciplinary charges
Officials cleared Students for Justice in Palestine and its student president of disciplinary charges last month, according to a release.