Freshmen to receive tap access to all first-year residence halls
Officials announced a pilot program that will grant freshmen access to first-year residential buildings and common rooms next semester.
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Law school hires mediator to resolve Student Bar Association dispute
Students say law school officials have not properly addressed claims that the Student Bar Association president made an insensitive remark about a Jewish group.
GW Hospital suspends deliberation on new East End hospital
GW Hospital has halted negotiations with the D.C. government on running a new facility east of the Anacostia River.
SA Senate passes fewest bills, resolutions in at least four years
The SA Senate approved one resolution and three bills over the past three months – one fewer than last year’s senate and eight fewer than the previous year.
Nearly 40 percent of students face food insecurity
About 40 percent of students report that they face low or very low levels of food security, according to a report recently obtained by The Hatchet.
Hillel launches fundraiser for group criticized by Pittsburgh gunman
GW Hillel kicked off a weeklong campaign Monday raising funds for those fleeing persecution around the world.
Student group launches effort to strike 'harmful' health care clauses
Members of Graduate Students United launched a petition earlier this month calling on the University to strike two clauses in the health care plan.
SA Senate passes no legislation during last meeting of the semester
The Student Association Senate did not pass legislation at its last meeting of the semester Monday.
Undergraduate population most diverse in at least a decade
The proportion of white students has dropped by about two percentage points annually since 2013, putting GW on track to fall below 50 percent white next fall.
SA leaders issue survey assessing clicker costs, prevalence
SA leaders released a survey Thursday asking students 11 questions about where they buy clickers and how much the tools cost.