Volume 107, Issue 23
Stories from the November 1, 2010 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
GW fell 17 places this year in a ranking of Fulbright scholarship-producing institutions, dropping from the No. 8 spot to the No. 25 spot, according to statistics from the Chronicle of Higher Education. Thirteen Fulbright scholarships were awarded to GW students and faculty this year, down from 23 awarded last year. The head of GW’s […]
Tomorrow is Election Day, but chances are good that you already voted. I believe this because, like many other politically active GW students, you probably vote absentee in your home state. For a student body that is incredibly engaged on a national political level, there is a striking lack of involvement – or even concern […]
The Columbian College of Arts and Sciences established a minor in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies last week, after student leaders lobbied the University for over a year to create the discipline. Dan Moshenberg, the director of the Women’s Studies Program which houses the minor, said the curriculum was passed after a multi-disciplinary group […]
There was a lot on the line for the women’s soccer team this weekend as GW took on its final two opponents of the regular season. With wins in both of their last two games over the weekend, the Colonials could have qualified for the Atlantic 10 Tournament for the first time in more than […]
Seniors will direct their class gift to an emergency scholarship fund that gives undergraduate students who suddenly lost the ability to pay their tuition a financial award. Nearly 60 percent of the 700 seniors who voted chose the Ron Howard Emergency Scholarship Fund, which is aimed at aiding student leaders on campus. The fund was […]
When Michelle Obama spoke at Commencement last year after GW successfully participated in her service challenge, she set a high standard for subsequent Commencement speakers. But GW’s choice of New York Mayor and business tycoon Michael Bloomberg is ultimately a good move for the University. Bloomberg’s history will appeal to a large group of Colonials […]
Last Thursday, The Hatchet received a series of reports of individuals taking entire stacks of issues of the paper and moving them to either the nearest recycling container or to unknown locations. We find these actions distressing, and want to remind those individuals that taking entire stacks of papers is stealing from both the community […]
Professor Steven Roberts describes himself as an “old white guy from New Jersey.” But D.C. Spotlight, an online newspaper, prefers to call the journalist the “fourth most interesting person in D.C.” Roberts worked for the New York Times for 25 years and was the senior writer at U.S. News and World Report for seven years. […]
Young teams are often prone to struggling over the course of a season, but when injuries also become a factor, wins can become scarce. Injuries and youth have been the story this season for the men’s soccer team, which fell 3-1 Friday to St. Bonaventure and 3-0 Sunday against Duquesne. St. Bonaventure got on the […]