April 30, 2012

The National Building Museum explores what makes an American house a home, as part of a new long-term exhibition that opened April 28. Designed by award-winning New York-based firm Ralph Appelbaum Associates – which worked on the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center and the Newseum – House & Home takes viewers through seven individual, but related […]

Everything I love about The Hatchet hangs on its walls. The yellowing pages from my first issues as editor in chief are slowly crinkling.

What I’ve loved about my time at The Hatchet is that in my four years at GW the paper has given me a voice.

In the final three-game series of its 10-game home stand, GW was swept for the second straight time in A-10 play.

The University will offer its 500 graduate teaching assistants, many of whom will seek careers as professors, a chance to pick up classroom tips through a new faculty program.

I know nothing will keep me away from the photo nook that has been my home for four years now.

The Colonials took the field against top-ranked Massachusetts Friday in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10 tournament and saw the Minutewomen explode immediately on a 5-0 scoring run. By halftime, GW (10-7, 4-3) managed to put just three in the net, while Massachusetts added five more scores to go up by seven. After the break, […]

The newly announced permanent leader of the University Writing Program will work to tailor its support to non-native English speakers and students with disabilities, with the ultimate goal of crafting GW’s services into a national model. Associate professor of writing and religion Derek Malone-France – whose hire was announced April 24, after he spent two […]

The first phase of a three-pronged construction project on the National Mall will force this year’s Commencement ceremony to a new location, giving audience members a view of the Washington Monument instead of the Capitol building. The stage and seating for the University-wide ceremony will shift down the Mall to the area between 7th and […]