New transcript may include co-curriculars
The University is the preliminary stages of developing a new transcript for students that will list their co-curricular activities.
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Note-taking service grows
If you have an exam approaching this semester, a message from GWClassNotes may be waiting in your inbox.
Indian, Caribbean orgs celebrate Diwali
Orange flames flickered and the aroma of Indian spices filled the air in the Marvin Center Continental Ballroom Saturday night as GW students from all backgrounds sang and danced along to Bollywood beats and hip-hop fusion at the annual Diwali.
UPD gets mobile command unit
The University Police Department will soon deploy a mobile command unit vehicle to help them more effectively respond to incidents on campus, the department chief said last week.
Administrators plan to map volunteerism
Administrators plan to create a comprehensive program that will combine data to produce a map showing where GW has engaged in community service and service learning.
Elliott School alum becomes U.S. ambassador to NATO
A graduate of the Elliott School of International Affairs was named the 19th U.S. ambassador to NATO this month.
Coca-Cola executive to teach at GSPM next semester
One of Coca-Cola's highest-ranking officials is slated to join the faculty at the Graduate School of Political Management next semester.
GW honors late-night staff
At around 2 a.m., when most students are packing up their homework from the night, Joyce Doziero takes her lunch break.
Ten alumni earn spots in the U.S. House and Senate
Ten GW alumni won seats in the 111th U.S. Congress in Tuesday's election, including nine out of ten incumbents who held on to their seats.
Students bike to Mount Vernon in third annual event
Despite cloudy skies and impending rain, GW students, faculty and staff gathered on the Mount Vernon Campus Quad Saturday morning to make the third annual 24-mile Mount Vernon to Mount Vernon Bike Tour.
Snapshot: Capitol Camp
Demonstrators painted tents with peaceful images on the National Mall Saturday afternoon to raise awareness about the genocide in Darfur.
Students turn to Craigslist for Inaugural Ball tickets
There are already more than 40 listings on Craigslist for tickets to the sold-out GW Inaugural Ball although the dance is still months away.
Lambda Chi Alpha charity drive nets four tons of food
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity collected an estimated four tons of food this semester to benefit Capital Area Food Bank, leaders of the fraternity said last week.
The Hatchet wins awards for print and online editions
One of the nation's largest student press organizations presented The Hatchet with two of its most prominent awards last week, the first time the paper has been recognized for both its print and online editions in the same year.
