Melissa Holzberg:Peer mentorship program would benefit SMPA students
SMPA students are often left on their own to figure out courses during their freshman year. A peer mentor could help fill in these information gaps.
November 23, 2015
Volume 112, Issue 16
Stories from the November 23, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Randa Zammam: The fight to save the arts isn’t over
Students should work harder to convince the University that they care about the arts and other creative programs at GW.
Crime log
Liquor Law Violation Shenkman Hall 11/10/15 – 10:30 p.m. Case closed University Police Department officers responded to a noise complaint and observed alcohol in plain view in the room. The room’s occupants were assessed, released and the alcohol was disposed of. – Referred for disciplinary action Simple Assault Off campus 11/5/15 – 6:28 p.m. Case […]
Staff Editorial: GW should be the first to speak out against harmful sexual assault bill
GW should take advantage of this unique opportunity and become the first school to publicly oppose the Safe Campus Act.
Native American fellowship nears end of selection process
GW is reaching the end of its process to bring a new fleet of Native American fellows to campus.
Kickstarter for Phi Kappa Psi alumnus raises $23,000
The GoFundMe page for the former finance major has raised more than $23,000, which will help fund treatments DiBona will undergo, according to the page.
Corcoran professor’s documentary turns the camera on Japanese war brides
Corcoran professor Karen Kasmauski has photographed dozens of exotic locations for National Geographic. Her latest project is a little more personal.
Move over Chipotle, Chaia Taco offers fresh, seasonal fare
Find tacos stuffed with roasted vegetables and unique spices at Chaia Taco.
GW signs onto White House pledge for climate change action
GW has signed onto the White House’s step forward to support slowing climate change.
Neighborhood group protests liquor license for Allen Lee Hotel
A neighborhood group protested the liquor license for a new hotel near campus last week, possibly preventing the space’s owner from obtaining a license.