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Media Credit: Gabrielle Rhoads | Staff Photographer
A bin of Biden/Harris inauguration pins.
Massive road closures, a heightened security presence and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic forced people to observe President Joe Biden’s inauguration from afar this year.
Areas like the National Mall and Constitution Avenue, typically packed with attendees pining to catch a glimpse of the new president, were blocked off to the public amid safety concerns after a siege on the U.S. Capitol earlier this month. Although some conflict was anticipated, the city saw few people protesting Biden’s presidency throughout the day.
Here’s a glimpse of the day from the outskirts of the Capitol:
Media Credit: Arielle Bader | Assistant Photo Editor
Students at GW, like Americans nationwide, are turning to pets for companionship during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Culture By Lindsay Paulen Jan 11, 2021 12:10 AM
Senior Olivia Zarroli planned to get a dog after graduating. Then, classes went online.
With more time at home and a more manageable class schedule during the pandemic, Zarroli said she bought her dog Fletcher in November. She said her dog has been a source of emotional support for her and her boyfriend during this “uncertain” time.
“He definitely loves us, and you can tell,” she said. “It’s so nice to have a feeling of friendship when you can’t really be with people.”
Media Credit: Lillian Bautista | Senior Photo Editor
Students said the University s in-house COVID-19 testing center has been quick and reliable services to those living on and off campus.
2020 was a year like none other for GW.
Nearly every aspect of campus life has been upended as the coronavirus pandemic pushed the University community to remote learning. Students and faculty have adapted to keep up with classes remotely while departments across the University have dealt with drastic budget cuts and layoffs to stay afloat.
Here are some of the biggest events the community witnessed throughout this year:
COVID-19 strikes the District
Year in review: Defining photos of 2020
Protests, Zoom meetings and a quiet campus defined the calendar year for GW.
The Hatchet’s photo team looked through images that captured some of those significant moments throughout 2020. From demonstrations over racial injustice to celebrations in Foggy Bottom after former Vice President Joe Biden was elected as the next president, here are some of the most memorable shots of the year:
Arielle Bader | Assistant Photo Editor
Students protest the University’s holdings in the fossil fuel industry during a basketball game in February. Demonstrations over GW’s fossil fuel holdings sparked in early February after LeBlanc unveiled GW’s investments in the industry.