Volume 105, Issue 4
Stories from the August 28, 2008 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and questioning community now has a resource center with a director after more than eight months of negotiations, University officials said Tuesday. Graduate student Aaron Fox – who was initially hired by the University to study other LGBTQ resource centers – will lead the center and assist students once school […]
Mr. Yogato Mr. Yogato is dedicated to the art of frozen yogurt, including wacky flavors and more than 40 toppings to choose from. In addition to the two main flavors of yogurt, original and tangy, there are also one or two “flavors of the week,” which range from blueberry to mojito. With toppings that include […]
Before the first jump ball of the season, those worried that the strength of the GW’s women’s basketball team’s out-of-conference opponents would depart with former coach Joe McKeown can breathe easy. At least for this year. When new head coach Mike Bozeman takes the reins, he will also be inheriting his predecessor’s familiar gauntlet of […]
An unexpectedly large incoming freshman class caught the University off-guard this summer, forcing administrators to make last-minute adjustments to underclassman housing, financial aid and academics. Six percent more students accepted the University’s offer of admission this year than last year, meaning 100 more freshmen than anticipated will arrive on campus this fall, said Executive Vice […]
With fall just around the corner, it’s easy to forget about the intense workout routine you used to stay fit for the beach. But the arrival of cold weather doesn’t mean you have to hibernate. In addition to increased confidence, working out regularly will boost your immune system, improve your mood and decrease feelings of […]
Change is the buzzword for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, but a local community activist and GW alumnus also plans to transform politics in Washington this fall. Cary Silverman, who attended GW for both graduate and law schools, has challenged longtime incumbent Jack Evans for his seat on the D.C. City Council – a move […]
The race for the White House between Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is nearly gridlocked, according to results of the 2008 GW-sponsored Battleground Poll released last week. Although the candidates are at a statistical dead heat, more than a third of the respondents said they had a strong, favorable impression of Obama […]
Maybe you just finalized your schedule and realized that you have agreed to travel from the Elliott School to 2020 K St. in 10 minutes. Or maybe you are sick of the gym but would still like to stay fit. The solution to these dilemmas is the same: hop on a bicycle. Here is some […]
A leading environmental group named GW one of the least eco-friendly campuses in the nation last week, a year after University President Steven Knapp made sustainability a top priority of his administration. The Sierra Club, one of the country’s oldest environmental organizations, highlighted GW as one of five colleges that failed to implement policies to […]
Thursday Rural Culture on the Edge View a photo exhibit by Jim Hanna that explores the tension between rural landscapes and the introduction of urban developments. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. GW Virginia Campus, Knoll Square, First Floor Gallery Friday Buff N’ Blue BBQ Enjoy a free barbeque to kick off the year. Noon to […]