Kalb presses Couric on Iraq visit
CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric defended her recent trip to Iraq and discussed new forms of media in front of a sold out Kalb Report crowd Wednesday night at the National Press Club.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Donor may fund Smith Center renovations
A donor may fund major renovations to the three-decade-old Smith Center, according to Director of Athletics Jack Kvancz.
Leaders irked at failure of fee increase
The student body rejected an increase in the student fee, leaving the SA short of money it would like to allocate to student organizations.
IFC to hear PIKE rush violation
The Inter-Fraternity Council's judiciary board is investigating the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
The dead student body
A corpse uprooted in an iron coffin more than two years ago finally has a name.
West End sale now doubtful
D.C. City Council members are reconsidering emergency legislation passed this summer to sell public land near the West End Library.
Colonials Invasion to return in October
Colonials Invasion, the basketball season's opening event, will feature an entertainer after a one-year hiatus.
SA Note: Senators continue to depart from SA academic affairs committee
Only three senators are looking over academic affairs for the Student Association Senate after several resignations.
Greek Brief: Inter-Fraternity Council begins fall recruitment
Men at GW will have the next week and a half to decide if they want to go Greek.
Snapshot: Hammer time
Sophomore Dan Sutter prepares to smash a car at a Tau Kappa Epsilon event Tuesday night.
Tonic protests dropped
Three of the four complaints levied against Tonic's liquor license have been withdrawn.
EMeRG, student space to occupy DJ’s Fastbreak building
After years in the basement of Marvin Center, EMeRG will likely move to the building formerly occupied by DJ's Fastbreak.
Staff Editorial: Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
The Hatchet's monthly wrap-up of GW's ups and downs.
Andrew Park: Jena six prompts debate, action
Now's the time to examine the true state of our country and race.
Justin Guiffre: Integrating international students
GW must work to make students from afar feel more welcome.
Knapp exhibit unveiled
An exhibit displaying University President Steven Knapp's achievements as a provost and literary scholar opened Tuesday in the Gelman Library.
Schools edit deans list
Students will have to hit the books a little harder if they want to get recognized for it this year.
International accreditation falsified
At least some foreign leaders are using the university's brand name with out its permission.
CCAS dean touts research
The new Columbian College dean has high academic goals.
The hero worship of Thurston Moore
Sonic Youth fans know that every spin of a SY record is an engagement in hero worship.
Date-worthy cuisine: Levante’s
Do you have the numbers of the campus food delivery services programmed into your speed dial? Maybe it's time to explore what Dupont Circle can offer.
Bar Belle: Old Dominion Brew House
My challenge for this article was to find a worthy sports bar.
Regina, Fiona, Tori – meet Alison
What's in a name? Alison Sudol - aka A Fine Frenzy - spent many a sleepless night trying to name her unique sound.
Delay touts new book at Elliot School
Web ExtraFormer Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay visited the Elliot School Wednesday to promote his new book.
