Hatchet Recipes: Bites for your next bash
Skewers are the perfect party food – you can eat them without even putting down your drink.
August 30, 2012
Volume 109, Issue 6
Stories from the August 30, 2012 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
From Colonial to coach
For men’s head soccer coach Craig Jones, patience is as much a virtue to live by as it is a strategy on the pitch. And as players have learned from their new leader, patience has the potential to pay off in a big way. After 14 years with the Colonials, as a player and then […]
The District Sound
This week The Hatchet reviews the scores and bores of a variety of musical acts visiting the District.
Staff Editorial: New hires promising for future
In the past year, GW hired 96 new full-time faculty members, up from 76 new hires in the fall of last year.
Annu Subramanian: Standing up for all student-athletes
An athletics department campaign is stressing the University’s commitment to discrimination-free recruitment.
Letters to the editor
This weeks letters focus on the University’s rebranding campaign.
Transfer students to live under one roof
The University is housing most newly enrolled transfer students under the same roof this year in the latest round of a guessing game on how to help new non-freshmen transition into GW.
Alumni connect at party conventions
Alumni descending upon the Republican and Democratic national conventions will take a pause from party politics to gather at receptions for their alma mater. About 75 people are on the guest list for Thursday’s alumni reception at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations, associate director of Regional […]