Graduate student captures memories of loss through photos
The warmly lit photos capture her relatives in candid moments of self-reflection as they hold hands after a meal and wander the barren landscape around the new house.
April 9, 2015
Stories from the April 9, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Layoffs and restructuring target administrative staff as officials look to mend budget crunch
GW announced Wednesday that 46 staffers had been laid off, just a week after revealing a plan to clarify employees’ understanding of how to rise in the ranks of their departments.
Faces of D.C.
Click through Faces of D.C. and get to know the community figures who keep the District vibrant.
Shwetha Srinivasan: A mission to improve campus mental health should go beyond the UCC
It’s time to consider the adoption of a more holistic approach to tackling mental health issues.
The 2015 Best of Northwest
More than 500 readers voted for the hottest athletes, the best burger and the grooviest concert venue in Northwest D.C. Explore the picks here.
Business school streamlines bachelor of science in finance requirements
For the first time next fall, students in the GW School of Business’ Bachelor of Science in Finance program will no longer need to fulfill G-PAC requirements to complete their mandatory second major outside of the business school.
From sixth man to starter, Watanabe reflects on rookie season
The 20-year-old freshman was thrust into a high-stakes situation, where he was asked to be a key contributor to a team that was coming off an NCAA Tournament berth and trying to make its first repeat appearance since 2007.
With new counseling hires, GW continues focus on specialized treatment
Five clinicians have joined the University Counseling Center since December, adding specific skills to the short-term facility ranging from dealing with drug addiction cases to working with law students.
University sets one dean’s list standard for all schools
The University will streamline requirements for the dean’s list across campus next academic year after historically having different standards for each school.
From burgers to baklava: U Street’s Local 16 revamps its menu
Your new favorite international cuisine may be hiding under the guise of a typical pizza and burger joint.