Professors petition against GW over rising health insurance costs
Administrators countered that faculty sat on the advisory committee that determined the new prices, and that the Faculty Senate was informed of the changes last fall.
January 13, 2014
Volume 110, Issue 21
Stories from the January 13, 2014 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Chase Hardin: GW and Greek life would be better off without each other
It may be time for a radical step. Fraternities and sororities need to learn from their founders, and go back underground. Surrender GW housing, refuse Student Association funding and operate on an unofficial basis.
Business school to require undergraduates to add minor in another college
The school is the first at GW to require from undergraduates a minor outside the college.
Alumna looks to put charge into bicycle industry
Amber Wason, a 2007 GW School of Business graduate, is part of the duo trying to make electric bikes, or e-bikes part of a commuting routine for young urban professionals.
More than a dozen Greek chapters to compete for pair of vacant townhouses
Center for Student Engagement officials and GW Housing staff will decide the chapter assignments Jan. 23.
Can GW keep selling out the Smith Center?
Tuesday’s game was obviously a big one, getting attention across campus and all over social media. But with a tough Atlantic 10 conference this season, that could see around four NCAA Tournament bids once again, isn’t every home game a big one?
Medical school to arm students with iPads
Medical students will be able to download textbooks and take notes on iPads from the School of Medicine and Health Sciences next fall.
Grant will highlight D.C.’s African American history
A half-million-dollar grant to centralize collections of D.C.’s African American history contrasts the University’s history of segregation.
Colonials hope to keep their wits against Rams’ frenzied defense
Now two games into conference play, the men’s basketball team will look to defend its perfect 8-0 record at home against one of its toughest, most anticipated opponents of the season: VCU.
Jacob Garber: Adding Asian members to Board of Trustees more important than checking off diversity boxes
When the Board of Trustees announced last month that it would soon induct four new Asian members into its ranks, it may have sounded like a tokenistic and awkward approach to inclusion that was largely overlooked by the GW community. But for the University’s international ambitions, it’s an important move. Media Credit: Hatchet File Photo […]