The Hatchet is hiring web developers
The Hatchet is looking for enthusiastic and skilled web developers to join our team for the 2016-2017 school year.
Ellie Smith
Business, education and engineering programs rise in graduate rankings
GW’s business and education graduate programs shot up in the U.S. News and World Report’s graduate rankings this week.
Watergate office building for sale
A real estate investment banking company is seeking buyers for the Watergate office building.
GW offices closed Wednesday due to Metro shutdown
GW will shut down on Wednesday because of the Metro system closure.
SMPA to host summer journalism program
The School of Media and Public Affairs will host a journalism program this summer for top high school and college journalists from around the country.
Redstone chair installed in public health school
William Dietz was officially installed as the inaugural Sumner M. Redstone chair in the Milken Institute School of Public Health.
Wanted: Hatchet copy editors
The Hatchet is looking for two copy editors to join our staff.
Three mental health staffers were unlicensed simultaneously
One of the assistant directors of Mental Health Services was unlicensed for nearly two months in 2015.
Documents reveal string of complaints against former counseling director
Five current and former clinicians filed complaints this fall against the former director of GW’s counseling center for practicing without a D.C. license.
Emeritus professor remembered for commitment to physics, love of learning
Roger Peverley, a professor emeritus of physics, died on Feb. 6. He was committed to his physics research and educating others, physics faculty said.