Volume 111, Issue 25
Stories from the February 2, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Student Association Sen. Zachary Graybill, U-SEAS, a junior majoring in systems engineering, said he is lobbying the SA to send out a survey that would gauge how familiar students are with the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
This is something we have to deal with together because at the end of the day, the problems revealed by this survey aren’t the responsibility of any one group – not just the University, not just our professors, not just students or parents.
One-in-three upperclass women reported that they had experienced unwanted sexual behavior, compared to 27 percent of freshman women.
The newest leader of GW’s sororities wants to use her clout to help improve body image perceptions across campus.
With the works online, the galleries hope to further the “democratization” of art by enabling more people than ever before to see their collections. The majority of the art that’s now available online has never reached gallery walls.
Freshman Sen. Josh Kirmsse, CCAS-U, and sophomore Miguel Mejia, the SA’s assistant director of new students, said they hope the program would give students more options to learn about scheduling and the ins-and-outs of their majors.
Harassment Marvin Center 1/23/15 – Multiple Times Case closed A staff member reported that she was receiving harassing emails from a woman not affiliated with GW. – No further action Disorderly Conduct Science and Engineering Hall 1/23/15 – 3:51 p.m. Case closed The University Police Department found a person not affiliated with GW yelling and […]
The movie’s pretentious take on grief and family only makes for some miserable viewing. Had the film actually explored those issues, its morbid tone might be justified.
TED focuses on innovation rather than memorization. It’s a platform for individuals to present non-normative ideas and outline real pathways to change.
Title IX Coordinator Rory Muhammad said he is starting to plan how to better equip resident advisers to handle disclosures of sexual violence.