Volume 111, Issue 31
Stories from the March 30, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Tuesday, March 31 Trans Day of Visibility – Laverne Cox Celebrate Women’s History Month and national Trans Day of Visibility with Laverne Cox, a transgender activist and actress on Orange is the New Black. Cox will talk about her new book and the intersections of race, class and gender. 7 p.m. Lisner Auditorium Wednesday, April […]
An advising council dedicated to guiding student life programs across campus – from health and wellness to career services – will launch as early as this April.
The hire will likely come from within the University, and officials plan to start reviewing candidates by the end of this month.
A randomly selected group of undergraduate students received an email survey with questions about how much money they spend at on-campus and off-campus dining venues, and their dining habits on weekdays and weekends.
A 61-year-old attorney, Marcos Ronquillo has served on the law school’s Board of Advisers for the last 10 years.
Faculty approved a resolution Friday that will allow AP or IB classes or courses taken at other institutions to count toward G-PAC, in an effort to attract students and cut back on the number of restrictions the college imposes on students’ schedules.
Women’s basketball seniors Chakecia Miller and Bria Bourgeois have known each other since seventh grade and their years as high school standouts in Atlanta’s suburbs.
Not all spurts of illness happen during business hours, and not all students are even able to make an appointment time during the workday because of classes and work schedules. We live in a 24/7 world, and it is time for our health clinic to reflect that.
Tuesday night, there was little real discussion about how the candidates would implement their platforms during either the presidential or executive vice presidential debates.