Volume 110, Issue 10
Stories from the September 23, 2013 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Wallis’ goal led to another in the second half, as a more fluid offense came alive, leading the Colonials to a 3-1 win over the Bison. GW would compile 15 shots in the night, seven on goal, and 11 corner kicks.
By Nora Princiotti | Hatchet Reporter Tyler Ranalli plays every game to prove a point: He is not the same young player on a losing team. The senior co-captain is lighting up the stat sheet for the Colonials this year, amassing half the team’s goals thus far. His drive to succeed, he said, may come […]
Holding cutouts of their chapter letters and clad in neon t-shirts, nearly 25 percent more women accepted invitations to join one of Panhellenic Association’s 11 chapters this year after turnout slumped last fall.
Mona Bernard, a 54-year-old black woman, claims GW hired a less-qualified white woman and is demanding the University award her compensation for the pay she would have received.
Neither team could find a rhythm in either overtime period, as the uptempo pace by both teams tapered the other from taking a shot.
After a successful career for the Fighting Irish, Ryck still has NCAA eligibility running cross country, and she plans to soak it up.
Feminism is a word with negative connotations and those who subscribe to it are often viewed as extremists. That’s a disturbing misconception considering how far women’s equality still has to go.
The University launched “GWupstart” last week and hired a social entrepreneurship coordinator who will lead workshops and advise students competing for a total of $65,000 in cash prizes over the next three years.
Eleven workers claim the company, BRAVO! Building Services, fired them and then withheld more than $13,000 in wages after they cleaned residence hall rooms for about three weeks this May.
Highlights from the University’s crime log.