Vern Express switches to smaller vans during late-night hours
GW has downsized the vehicles used to shuttle students between the Vern and Foggy Bottom campuses for four hours during the early morning.
September 10, 2015
Stories from the September 10, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet.
David Meni: When exploring D.C., look past the headlines
If I never went to places my parents warned me about, I would have missed out on some of my favorite D.C. memories.
Student organizations doubt OrgSync’s communication tools
Student leaders will receive training on how to use OrgSync, the University’s new online system to track finances and plan events, this weekend.
With new home, students in recovery find ‘safe haven’ on campus
Students for Recovery members unveiled a “Serenity Shack” last week, providing a home for recovering students and offering an area to host events this month.
DC Shorts Film Festival showcases an alumna’s screenplay
On Thursday, the 10-day DC Shorts Film Festival returns to Landmark E Street Cinema to showcase short films from around the world.
Youthful and competitive, men’s water polo hits refresh
Adam Foley has begun his first full season with the water polo program, one dedicated to starting the team’s rebuild and overhauling its attitude.
Staff Editorial: GW should set a higher fundraising goal
While the fundraising momentum is strong, it makes sense for officials to push their luck just a bit further.
New artists for your post-Fall Fest playlist
Couldn’t get enough of MØ and Holychild at Fallfest? After you’ve added their songs to your playlist, try checking out some of these similar artists too.
First floor of Gelman Library to be renovated
Gelman Library’s first floor will undergo renovations as early as this fall to accommodate for GW’s collection of Winston Churchill’s writings and research.
Shaped in Katrina’s wake, swimming coach begins rebuild
James Winchester has joined GW as the head coach of the men’s and women’s swimming programs after coaching stops at the University of New Orleans and Utah.