Spring sales flatline at on-campus dining hall
Sales at J Street have stagnated this spring after dipping in the fall semester in the face of competition from new food venues near campus.
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ANC to hire zoning lawyer
Foggy Bottom’s leading community group voted last Wednesday to hire an attorney specializing in zoning laws to unscramble GW’s campus development plans and detect potential violations of city law.
Early offers see foreign trend
The University is making progress in its efforts to attract international students, early admission data show.
Museum awaits design approval
University officials will take the next step Thursday toward transforming the historic Woodhull House into the GW Museum by presenting a city board with revised designs.
Law school receives $1 million gift for aid
The GW Law School is redoubling efforts to support student financial aid through fundraising instead of tuition dollars by courting alumni and donors, starting with a $1-million gift from a Board of Trustees member.
UPD union approves contract with GW
Elise Apelian | Hatchet Staff PhotographerA University Police officer patrols down 21st Street. The agreement approved by unionized officers, among other things, raises the hourly pay for officers to about $22.05 per hour and includes a provision for supervisors to be drafted first in emergency cases.
Business school to build up in China
Junior Shilei Chen traveled 7,000 miles for an American education.
Tuition jumps for graduate programs
Tuition for all of the University’s graduate programs will increase next semester, according to data released Monday.
