Volume 119, Issue 19
Stories from the February 6, 2023 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
On this episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, Hosts Sejal Govindarao and Max Porter discuss the shortage of snow in D.C. this winter. Nikolay Shiklomanov, a professor of climate and environmental change at GW, joins the episode to share his expert insight. This podcast was hosted by Sejal Govindarao and Max Porter. Max […]
A female student reported a subject claiming to be affiliated with GW attempted to extort her through an email.
Two writers weigh in on the potential and pitfalls of the artificial intelligence program ChatGPT.
George plays a game of Jenga at the GW Palooza tailgate Sunday before attending the women’s basketball homecoming game against George Mason.
The University must clearly distinguish antisemitism from anti-Zionism in its nondiscrimination and nonretaliation policies.
GW is the only institution to still require masks in classrooms in the United States among all 229 universities that Forbes classifies as “large” and “urban.”
Officials overseeing the center said after a meeting with CCAS, they were able to open for the spring semester at 59 hours per week at full capacity.
Melanie Rocha and Art n Soul, her student organization for art-lovers, will spearhead the D.C.-themed mural this spring.
The professor responded to a Title VI complaint accusing her of antisemitism, contesting that it’s false and promoted “anti-Arab and anti-Palestinian tropes.”
Health-related research accounted for about 67 percent of research expenditures in FY 2022, according to a report on GW’s research enterprise.