GW to scrutizinize size, cost of administration in rare review
Faculty and administrators have sounded alarms about the pace in which GW is adding top leaders to its payroll.
On misty National Mall, Kerry Washington stays down to Earth
Kerry Washington didn't expect to play a frog in a GW student musical her junior year. And she didn't expect to speak to about 7,000 graduates Sunday on a misty National Mall, perched in front of a scaffolded Washington Monument.
Sexual assault policy extends time for victims to report
Before this year, GW did not specify a statute of limitations, mirroring other universities.
At D.C. Council hearing, students stand up against food truck regulations
Under the new rules, just a few food trucks would be allowed to park on campus, with trucks competing in a lottery each month.
Lady Gaga topped Commencement speaker wish list
Pop superstar Lady Gaga has been a top contender for GW's Commencement speaker in recent years, a top administrator said last week.
Trevor Marsden: We're not asking the right questions
For undergraduates securing their diplomas this week, their four-year journey began with one question: "Why GW?" Answer that application question with gusto, decisiveness and political acumen, and students could follow a graduation path ending in the shadow of the Washington Monument.
Staff Editorial: The clock is ticking on the sexual assault policy
A sexual assault happens every two minutes, according to the Department of Justice. Many of these occur on college campuses across the country, and GW is no exception.
Letter to the Editor: Philosophy lawsuit is unfounded
The conduct of the woman suing Eric Saidel, the philosophy department, Columbian College of Arts and Sciences and the University is akin to a man using a cigarette lighter to peer inside his mobile home’s gasoline tank to make sure it’s full.
Baseball splits double header, takes series against Rams
Every game is said to count the same as the next, but there are always a few series each year that seem to weigh a little bit heavier. This weekend, GW faced one of those series, as they battled Atlantic 10 foe VCU, taking the series, but dropping the third game and losing hope for a sweep.
Davidson Wildcats to become newest A-10 member
The Atlantic 10 will welcome Davidson – a consistent March Madness contender – to the conference for 2014-2015, the league announced May 8.
Baseball secures fifth seed in A-10 tournament with La Salle sweep
Baseball headed to A-10 playoffs for first time in seven years
Softball centerfielder given top honor by coaches' association
Baseball take crucial game one in final A-10 series
Brooke Wilson, three seniors to return to women's basketball for 2013-2014
A muddy, pop-infused Sweetlife Festival
Muddied grounds and a hunt for ponchos didn't keep an audience of thousands from enjoying the music.
In the bins: Green Move-Out treasures
Reporters rummaged through six residence halls and pulled out a few surprising finds.
Q&A: Local garage rockers talk transition from basements to Sweetlife
The Hatchet caught up with Ryan Hunter Mitchell, Dan Newhauser, Danielle Vu and Alberto Pacheco to talk record labels, DJ aliases and making it big in D.C.
Capital Funk Showcase Preview
The Capital Funk dance crew practices for its annual showcase preview.
Syrian Vigil
Students from George Washington University gathered in front of the White House to protest the conflict in Syria.
Honoring Boston Marathon victims
Runners lap around National Mall to honor Boston Marathon victims.
