Staff Editorial: Top-level departures show a lack of stability
It’s time for the University to get this turnover under control, and demonstrate a commitment to keeping its most important departments more stable – for everyone’s sake.
Volume 112, Issue 9
Stories from the October 5, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
It’s time for the University to get this turnover under control, and demonstrate a commitment to keeping its most important departments more stable – for everyone’s sake.
The campus streetscape is still lacking when it comes to making Foggy Bottom safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Multiple roster tweaks to GW’s backline created uncertainty for a team that finished with an Atlantic-10 best 0.82 goals against average just a season ago.
When people talk about their discussion sections, if the teaching assistant’s name is hard to pronounce, it’s met with a sympathetic sigh.
Media Credit: Keren Carrion | Hatchet Photographer During Sunday’s all-you-can-eat brunch at Pelham Commons on the Mount Vernon Campus, sophomore Connor Forsythe performed on behalf of student music label Searcher Records.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for the will get a makeover starting this month.
SMPA launched a Career Access Network to facilitate networking events, assist students in unpaid internships, and start a student-alumni mentoring program.
Students will get to dig into what’s behind growing the world’s food supply this spring.
Groundbreaking epilepsy research from Mohamad Koubeissi, director of the GW Hospital Epilepsy Center, will be featured on National Geographic next month.
Trick or Treat for Service is preparing for its annual event to collect canned goods and non-perishables to donate to Capital Area food bank.