Volume 111, Issue 23
Stories from the January 20, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Tuesday, Jan. 20 Establishing Justice in an Imperfect Union Hear from panelists, scholars and community leaders as they discuss justice in the United States at an event hosted by the Multicultural Student Services Center. 4:30 p.m. Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre Wednesday, Jan. 21 Food Tank Summit Participate in this two-day summit, bringing together 75 speakers […]
Stalking Off Campus 1/7/15 – Multiple times Case closed A staff member reported that her ex-boyfriend, another staff member, has continued to contact her and follow her. – Referred to Department Disorderly Conduct Ross Hall 1/9/15 – 1:43 p.m. Case closed A staff member reported a disorderly female subject who was trying to gain entry […]
Since the early 2000s, hundreds of podcasts have entertained audiences on the commute home or while they shop for groceries. These are a few of my favorites.
After J Street workers received an email from Sodexo that layoffs were inevitable because of GW-mandated cutbacks, officials say the University is actually not trimming catering services.
With the announcement last week that this semester will be the last for classes in the 2020 K St. building, students may feel a bit confused after finally determining its location.
Media Credit: Kiana Robertson | Hatchet Photographer A Coast Guardsman shares information with families at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade and Peace Walk in Southeast D.C. Community organizations, schools and local campaigns also participated in the event.
The department, known for its expertise in disability and LGBT studies, is looking to newer faculty to blend the two focuses into a common subject area.
The millions of dollars the University will have to spend on debt payments over the next 30 years will likely put hiring, scholarships and future construction projects at risk, a Faculty Senate report found.
The couple, who have led the organization’s GW chapter since 2008, were fired last semester for violating their contract and were ordered to leave campus.
