Colonials prepare for the Big Dance
Even after the Colonials' 63-59 loss to Xavier in Sunday's Atlantic 10 semifinal, McKeown and senior guard Kim Beck said the same thing: GW must move on and look forward to the NCAA tournament.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
A-10 awards announced
For the first time in more than 10 years, the GW men's basketball team is not represented on any of the Atlantic 10 all-conference squads.
Lacrosse topples the Mount
After five straight losses to open the season, the GW lacrosse team finally claimed a win Wednesday afternoon with a 15-9 victory over Mount Saint Mary's University.
The New Jazz Drummer
Pat Metheny's new release "Day Trip" (Nonesuch Records) is the first trio album that the jazz-fusion pioneer has recorded in nearly eight years.
The Hatchet visits: The D.C. Independent Film Festival
This year's festival, spanning 11 days, will feature a total of 108 films, 24 themed-film showcases, daily receptions, film seminars and various musical acts.
Film Feature: “Off The Rocker”
Vitality is timeless. As in, yeah, old people have wrinkles. But they also have sex, pump iron and hit nightspots dancing, apparently.
Film Feature: “Unraveling Michelle”
"Unraveling Michelle" recounts the full transgender transformation of filmmaker Joe O'Ferrell into Michelle Anne Farrell.
D.C. violent crime up, GW still safe
Although GW's Foggy Bottom campus can seem like a protective bubble, the University is located in a city with some of the nation's highest crime rates.
Professor resigns without notice
A popular speech and hearing science professor resigned abruptly last week and later sent an e-mail to a student indicating discrimination influenced her decision.
Greeks waltz with local elders
The Sigma Kappa sorority and the Kappa Sigma fraternity hosted their annual senior citizen "prom" for the residents of St. Mary's Court, a Foggy Bottom building for senior citizens last Friday.
SA Note: SA pushing to allow rollover of J Street money
Student Association officials are lobbying administrators and Sodexho to allow rollover of unused J Street dining money.
Snapshot: Spring Love
Rebecca Fox, a professor of human sexuality, explains a dental dam while answering anonymous questions from students during a Voices for Choices event.
Condos sell for landmark prices
Some off-campus housing just got a lot more expensive. A new apartment complex in the West End has some of the priciest real estate in Foggy Bottom, with units available for millions of dollars.
Knapp gives keynote at World Bank conference
Web Extra The World Bank's managing director said soaring oil prices makes purchasing food a greater financial burden for poor families in developing nations at an energy conference held at GW this week.
Staff Editorial: Study abroad policy demands reconsiderations
At a University that takes so much pride in its students abroad and places emphasis on international perspective, it seems counter-intuitive that more is not being done to make international study more affordable and simpler.
Brendan Polmer: When will they learn?
Oh, Eliot Spitzer - tisk tisk.
Saumya Narechania: The purpose of The Order of The Hippo
They were student leaders before entering the organization and after induction they just enhanced that role.
Amanpour reflects on a career of risks abroad
Journalist Marvin Kalb pressed CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour about her experiences covering dangerous conflicts and questioned her decision to risk her life for her career, during the Kalb Report Monday night.
Survey: Student interest in SA low
Voter turnout for this year's Student Association general election hit record highs, but according to a survey conducted by The Hatchet, GW students on average were apathetic about the SA.
Weak dollar limits students studying overseas
As the value of the U.S. dollar continues to plunge compared to the euro and the British pound, GW students abroad are beginning to feel the pinch.
Conservative group to bring Rove to GW
Former White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove will return to GW for a Young America's Foundation lecture at the end of the month.
Theft from area cars on the rise
Thefts from cars have increased in Foggy Bottom, and police tackling the crime trend said local residents are not careful enough with their property. The solution? Hide the iPod.
Josh Ritter to headline Fountain Day
Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter will headline this year's annual Fountain Day concert and festival, scheduled for April 26 on the Mount Vernon Campus.
GW professor promotes book on psychology of terrorists
Web Extra Political psychologist Jerrold Post listened to a Palestinian terrorist nonchalantly discuss how he murdered a Jewish woman on a hijacked Egyptian flight, but this was just part of the job.
Vishal Aswani captures Student Association presidency
SA Sen. Vishal Aswani received more than 55 percent of the more than 3,000 votes cast, edging out SA Sen. Kevin Kozlowski (U-At-Large) and capturing the Student Association presidency.
Knapp speaks to Masons, but steers clear of membership
Saturday, March 15, 6:10 p.m. University President Steven Knapp made his first official appearance at a Freemason event Friday, but left little clues as to whether he would join the historic brotherhood like many of his predecessors at GW.
Clinton will deliver Iraq War address Monday at Marvin Center
Saturday, March 15, 10:00 pm. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will deliver a speech about the Iraq war at Marvin Center Monday morning, according to a news release issued by the New York Democrat Saturday evening.
Gym Class Heroes will headline Spring Fling
Saturday, March 15, 10:09 p.m. The Gym Class Heroes will perform at Spring Fling, Program Board announced Saturday night.
Clinton talks about Iraq at Marvin Center
Monday, March 17, 2:33 p.m. The U.S. military could spend 100 years in Iraq if the presumptive Republican presidential nominee is the next commander in chief, said Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Sixth-seeded Colonials advance to second round
Saturday, March 22, 2008 5:35 p.m. STANFORD, Calif. — The sixth-seeded GW women's basketball team came from behind to beat Auburn University and advance to the NCAA Tournament's second round.
NCAA tournament rookie makes the difference
Saturday, March 22, 2008 5:35 p.m. STANFORD, Calif., March 22 — NCAA tournament rookie Antelia Parrish was just as comfortable on the floor as her more experienced teammates.
GW inaugurates Nationals Park with win
Saturday, March 22, 8:45 p.m. The GW baseball team beat Saint Joseph's in first game at Nationals Park in Anacostia.
Colonials to face third-seeded California Bears
Monday, March 24, 12:50 a.m. STANFORD, Calif. — It has been more than six years since the GW women's basketball team has lost in the state of California.
Colonials just want to play
Monday, March 24, 12:50 a.m. STANFORD, Calif. — The sixth-seeded GW women's basketball team is gearing up to take the court against third-seeded University of California Monday.
NAACP chairman will speak at Commencement
Breaking News Monday, March 24, 10:06 a.m. Julian Bond, chairman of the NAACP, will deliver this year's Commencement address, the University announced today.
Last-second shot sends Colonials to Sweet 16
Tuesday, March 25, 12:22 a.m. STANFORD, Calif. - Bank. Swish. Buzzer. Ballgame. And that was it. After 39 and a half minutes of trailing a step behind University of California, senior Sarah-Jo Lawrence's four-foot floater dropped effortlessly through the net and sent the sixth-seeded GW women's basketball team's bench screaming into the Sweet 16.
This time, jubilation all around
Tuesday, March 25, 12:22 a.m. STANFORD, Calif. - Amid some court controversy, a shocked crowd and general disbelief was senior Sarah-Jo Lawrence with a smile as wide as the state of California is long.
