SA candidates continue to spend less on campaigns
Most students competing for the SA’s top two spots have spent less money competing for their positions this year than many of their predecessors.
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Diamond, Matthews head to SA presidential runoff election
Freshman Justin Diamond and junior SJ Matthews will go head-to-head in a runoff election for Student Association president next week.
Number of admitted students drops slightly for first time since 2010
The University admitted about 11,000 students to the Class of 2023, the first drop in the number of admitted students since 2010.
Officials overhaul resident adviser agreement
Officials are reworking the resident adviser agreement, giving students dining dollars instead of a stipend next year and adding responsibilities to the role.
GW YAF, College Republicans oppose Colonials nickname change
Two right-wing student organizations urged students to vote “no” on a referendum this week asking whether GW should change the Colonials nickname.
Fact check: Examining candidates' platform points
The Hatchet sifted through each candidate’s initiatives and pulled out points where the SA hopefuls may have fallen short on the facts.
Student organizations endorse 2019 SA candidates
The Hatchet is tracking student organizations’ picks for Student Association president and executive vice president.
SA Senate demands mandatory Title IX training for student leaders
The SA Senate approved a resolution Monday urging the CSE to require all student organizations to undergo Title IX training.
The Hatchet named finalist for three regional awards
The Society of Professional Journalists recognized The Hatchet as a finalist in three categories for its annual collegiate journalism competition.
Application numbers steady after test-optional spike
In the years since GW implemented a test-optional policy, the number of undergraduate applications has begun to stabilize around 27,000.