Volume 107, Issue 45
Stories from the February 24, 2011 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Historic Lisner Auditorium will undergo continued renovations this summer, but the 68-year-old building will not be updated with handicap-accessible entrances. The auditorium, located at 730 21st St., has remained in use for professional and student performances during the construction that started last fall, but University spokeswoman Michelle Sherrard said further modifications will not address accessibility […]
The government of Kuwait gave GW a $4.5 million endowment to support GW’s Institute for Middle East Studies and create a Middle East and North Africa Research Center. The endowment is the latest in a long-standing relationship between the country and GW, which has also received $1 million in 2008 and $3.4 million in 2005 […]
Nearly 20 individuals barred from GW property over the past year have unlawfully returned to campus since their ban. Seventeen of the 358 people barred from campus between Feb. 17, 2010 and Feb. 17, 2011, violated the notice and unlawfully entered GW property within that time frame, University Police Chief Kevin Hay said. Four were […]
The news that Metro is considering ending Metrorail service after midnight on the weekends has, predictably, elicited complaints from many students. Since this would undoubtedly throw a wrench into the plans of hard-partying college students like us, it’s tempting to accuse Metro of indifference to its customers. The reality, however, is that this idea makes […]
Thursday SMPA Bowling Night Bowl with fellow School of Media and Public Affairs students, as journalism students take on poli-comm majors. Winners will receive SMPA swag. Hippodrome, Marvin Center 5th floor – 7 p.m. Friday Minority Health Conference Attend interactive workshops on health equity, hosted by the Black Public Health Student Network. Ross Hall – […]
James Isom, a long-serving University Police Department officer, was found dead at his home Tuesday morning. He was 64 years old. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said Isom’s cause of death is unknown and the cause and manner of his death may not be available for 60 to 90 days. University Police Chief […]
The University will not re-lease City Hall after GW’s contract on the building expires in 2016. Seth Weinshel, director of GW Housing Programs, said that although the residence hall will no longer be available, the University will still have the capacity to board the nearly 380 students who live there. GW will be able to […]
Coming to GW 4 years ago, I didn’t realize I would gain an appreciation for our school’s art program and all of the galleries only a short walk or Metro ride away from campus. Flash forward to today, and I’ve realized that GW could be utilizing its creative potential to solve one of its perennial […]
After calling Hong Kong, California and New York home, Ivy Hung wants to bring her cosmopolitan tastes to GW. Hung, Sodexo’s new executive chef, hopes to infuse an Asian-focused style of cooking she calls, “New American, very California,” into J Street’s menu. She was born in Hong Kong and then lived in California for 12 […]