Most students support fall pass/fail policy: officials
Officials said the majority of undergraduate and graduate students support adopting Pass/No Pass or Credit/No Credit policies this fall.
Jayde Lyon
Corcoran grants limited access to studio space
Corcoran officials implemented social distancing regulations for students with special access to the facilities to complete their projects.
Public health school officials to roll out pre-med concentration
Milken Institute School of Public Health administrators are planning to offer public health majors a pre-med concentration beginning this fall.
CPS IT program celebrates decade, looks forward to new director
The Information Technology program in CPS has directed hundreds of students to careers in technology in its 10-year run, faculty said.
Innovation lab to facilitate interdisciplinary research: faculty
Faculty in the physics department said they hope the lab will push GW community members from a range of fields to collaborate on research projects.
Murals of Northwest D.C.
The Hatchet met up with nine artists to talk about their murals, the process of creating a mural and the inspiration behind their work.
Public health majors double in past year
The number of undergraduates majoring in public health has doubled in the last year, according to enrollment data.
Mayberg Center debuts 'Text and Tradition' program
The Mayberg Center for Jewish Education and Leadership is taking applications for a retreat and series of webinars aimed at professionals at Jewish nonprofits.