Debate on faculty decision-making process to continue
Faculty members voted to not allow non-tenured professors to participate in the Faculty Senate. It will continue to operate with only tenured faculty members.
November 12, 2015
Stories from the November 12, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet.
From robots to volleyball, five student projects selected to fundraise through GW
Over the next three weeks, student groups selected by a special committee will fundraise for projects through GW’s first-ever crowdfund website.
To deter crime, GW removes benches outside 7-Eleven
GW removed the benches from outside the 7-Eleven near Mitchell Hall this summer, eliminating a popular space for homeless people to congregate.
Call a doctor: Research in ‘telehealth’ could equalize health care
A diagnosis may only be a Skype call away for some patients.
Osei-Wusu brings experience on the Ghanian national team to men’s soccer
Midfielder Koby Osei-Wusu traveled to Ghana to give the U-20 team a shot last year, staying there from the last week of December until January 19.
Officials rescind extra requirements for double majors
A change to the University bulletin that would limit double-counting credits, which some faculty said would make double majoring harder, was rescinded.
Staff Editorial: It’s time to overhaul Colonial Inauguration
Right now, GW is doing its students a disservice by keeping Colonial Inauguration so separate from the rest of their freshman year.
Irene Ly: Stop asking, ‘When am I going to use this?’
With class registration approaching, shoot for registering for at least one class you’re interested in, even if it doesn’t fulfill any requirements.
Got Milk Bar?
Upon first glance, the famous Milk Bar bakery everyone is buzzing about appears to be a well-designed, but cramped, coffee joint. Led by head pastry chef Christina Tosi, the eatery on I and 11th streets is an extension of its sister restaurant, New York’s Momofuku. I headed over during one of its first days in […]
A-10 Championship preview: Men’s soccer could continue its dramatic regular season run
After three years of coming up short, the Colonials are finally headed back to the Atlantic 10 Championships Thursday for the first time during head coach Craig Jones’ tenure.