Volume 111, Issue 22
Stories from the January 15, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
When I applied for freshman-year housing, I figured one person’s freshman experience – however much he or she might have enjoyed it or how idyllic it seemed to them – didn’t have to be mine.
The inclusion of Corcoran students in GW’s housing rules and processes is critical to completing the GW-Corcoran merger. Although it might be uncomfortable for students at first, this is the best move for a school looking to prove it has a diverse student body that functions harmoniously.
Crimes from the last year that have occurred inside residence halls.
When to apply for housing and when you’ll find out about your assignment.
Media Credit: Cartoon by Jay Fondin
Big moments in GW Housing from 2009 to 2014.
Information from the White House, ABC News, the Daily Caller and GW Housing.
A group of 50 freshmen has lived in Mitchell this academic year, giving officials the chance to test how students new to GW like living in the building.
Complaints ranged from noisy construction workers to loss of Internet connectivity during finals week.
