Claude Khalife: My experience in Paris opened my eyes to Syrian refugees’ struggles
As one of the students in the GW Paris exchange program, my semester thus far had been idyllic.
December 3, 2015
Stories from the December 3, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Kendrick Baker: GW needs guidelines for grade distribution
Even within the classes that I’ve taken, each professor calculates their own curve differently, since the University doesn’t have a specific policy on grade distribution.
Love it or loathe it: JRINK juicery
JRINK, a health food-hub that opened in Foggy Bottom last month, sells everything from green juices to nut milks.
GW Orchestra now charging for tickets to performances
The GW Orchestra charged concertgoers for tickets for the first time in recent history at a concert last month in Lisner Auditorium.
Announcement of on-campus housing assignments pushed back to April
The University will process the “majority” of the general housing applications in April instead of February.
SEAS brought in more than $7 million from National Institutes of Health since 2010
Researchers from the School of Engineering and Applied Science are receiving increased grant funding from the National Institutes of Health.
Public health school combines online and on-campus graduate programs
Public health graduate students can now split their time between online and on-campus classes.
Alumnus transforms Post-Its into art
When he ran out of room for full-size portraits in his house, alumnus and artist Chris Locke turned to Post-It notes.
With historic rebounding numbers, wins hinging on shot selection for women’s basketball
In seven straight games this season, GW has won the rebounding battle with senior forward Jonquel Jones leading the charge underneath.
Nine students to complete Paris study abroad classes at home
Nine students who studied abroad in Paris flew back to the United States to finish the semester in light of terrorist attacks in the city last month.