Sky Singer: New CCAS advising system is too impersonal
In such a large academic community, students need to develop a relationship with one adviser, which the new CCAS advising system does not allow.
Volume 112, Issue 11
Stories from the October 19, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
In such a large academic community, students need to develop a relationship with one adviser, which the new CCAS advising system does not allow.
Harassment (Email) Milken Building Multiple dates and times Case closed A female faculty member reported receiving emails from a male student containing derogatory statements directed at her. – Referred for disciplinary action Aggravated Assault 800 Block of 22nd Street NW 10/7/15 – 1:32 a.m. Open case A student reported to UPD that he was assaulted […]
Students need more formal, up-front training about how to respond in an active shooter situation, whether in person or through an online training.
The University Writing Program aims to bring all students to the same standard of writing, but every freshman arrives at GW at a different writing level.
About 70 of GW’s most involved alumni will help pay students to work unpaid internships, the Alumni Association president announced Friday.
In her first year as a Colonial, Pavon has again been thrown into the mix with more senior teammates. She has started 12 games, tied with classmate Dani Frese for the most of any freshman player, all but the Colonials’ first two contests.
Since the season got underway in late August, Garrett Heine has been the most dangerous player on the pitch, game in and game out.
The Textile Museum’s newest exhibit “Old Patterns, New Order: Socialist Realism in Central Asia” opened on Oct. 10 and runs until May 29, free of charge.
In the District, a handful of vegan restaurants have cropped up, so I set out to find a meatless meal that could change my mind.