GW psychiatrists work to stem 'study drug' abuse
With more and more students reaching for ADHD drugs to boost their studying focus, GW doctors will add steps and procedures this fall to reduce prescription drug misuse on campus.
Colonial Inauguration Guide
Everything you need to know about GW, including what to expect from the men's basketball team this year. Plus, what life's like in Thurston, what classes to avoid, where to go out and what big news happened last year.
Knapp's pay stretches past $1 million again
University President Steven Knapp earned $1.108 million last fiscal year – the third-straight year his total compensation surpassed the million-dollar marker.
Gelman renovations to be ready for start of semester
Long-awaited renovations to the entrance and second floor of Gelman Library are on track to be unveiled before the start of the fall semester after several years of students lobbying for upgrades to the building.
Research centers could fuel Virginia campus growth
When researcher Keith Crandall looks outside the window of his spacious Virginia Science and Technology Campus office, he can see construction crews working to build on GW's 120 acres in Loudoun County that administrators say go underused.
Gupta family establishes State Department fellowship in memory of deceased son
Teacher-training program earns dismal ranking from national council
Neighbors: Tour groups dangerous to pedestrians
Graduate programs continue to play catch-up by raising tuition
Unemployment rate for Class of 2012 sits at 6 percent
The Fray to highlight Colonials Weekend
William Green:Bolster support for divestment
One area in which students at GW have a golden opportunity to create tangible change is via the divestment movement.
Dan Grover:My seven-and-a-half days on the Vern Express
I've spent seven-and-a-half days of my life on the Vern Express.
Op-Ed, Julia Susuni: Small acts of kindness go a long way
Like many of you, I came to GW knowing no one. I left the high school, family and friends I loved to come to college. It freaked me out.
Staff Editorial:The Hatchet's editorial board welcomes you
Our goal is to educate the community about goings-on at the University, provide context and deliver a recommendation on what we think is the best course of action.
Building GW's brand, one sports fan at a time
GW's hallmark sports program is a key piece to helping the overall University reach its ambitions.
Former Indiana guard transfers to GW
The Colonials got a big boost to their roster June 7 when Indiana guard Maurice Creek announced he would transfer to GW.
Distilling success: Alumna’s DIY gin-making business takes off
Ditch the bathtub method. Making gin can be easier, more legal and more lucrative than that method.
Sounds and scents of summer at D.C. festivals
Though the weather often feels like the inside of a toaster, summer is when the District puts on some of its biggest musical, performance and food events.
What We're Watching: "Arrested Development," Episode 12
The Year in Photos
Photos and Video: D.C. gay pride parade bursts with color
What We're Watching: "Arrested Development," Episode 11
Video: National Mall fills with bones in giant art piece for genocide awareness
What We're Watching: "Arrested Development," Episode 10
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.
