North Italia offers fresh take on chain dining
Chain restaurants have a bad reputation of being mediocre and unmemorable, but North Italia breaks the stereotype.
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Hotels, activities for spring break without leaving D.C.
From a relaxing spa treatment to eating at some of D.C.’s best restaurants, check out these options for students staying in D.C. over spring break.
Freshman raised money for Oscar-winning short film
A freshman played a key role in the production of the Netflix short documentary “Period. End of Sentence,” which won an Oscar on Sunday.
Weekend outlook – Practice yoga at the U.S. Botanic Garden
From yoga in a garden to celebrating the start of Women’s History Month, there are plenty of events to take a midterm study break.
Author discusses role of D.C. women during World War II at Textile Museum
Author and historian Cindy Gueli visited the Textile Museum Monday afternoon to explain how women played a role in shaping the war efforts.
Black History Month: Reflecting on the past and present at GW
The Hatchet sifted through hundreds of archives and University historical archives to take an in-depth look at black history at GW.
Dish of the week: Oki Bowl's Oki curry ramen
Just a short walk from campus, Oki Bowl is the ideal spot to warm up on chilly winter days with a bowl of its Oki curry ramen.
Weekend outlook – Cheer on students at a college fight night
Start the weekend off by dancing away the stress of midterms to some seriously indie throwback tunes and continue the fun with a school-spirited fight night.
Professor publishes historical fiction novel set during the Bush Administration
Professors often have a hand in politics because of GW’s location in the District. But one is penning a fictitious tale based on the political past.
D.C. coffee shops to try trendy oat milk beverages
Many shops add a disclaimer to the menu that the oat milk option is subject to availability, but here are a few spots you can try the trend around D.C.